BETH ROWLEY’S DEBUT LITTLE DREAMER OUT NOW

British chanteuse Beth Rowley’s debut album Little DreamerVerve Forecast. Out since May in her native U.K., Little Dreamer debuted at #6 on the U.K. charts the week of its release and is fast approaching Gold status. The Wall Street Journal calls it “a satisfying gem that’s likely to shine years from now as brightly as it does today,” and The Guardian

The 11-track debut, which The Sunday Times believes is “destined for #1,” was produced by Steve Power (Blur) and Kevin Bacon & Jonathan Quarmby (Richard Hawley, Finlay Quaye). Co-written by Rowley and saxophonist Ben Castle (Duke Special), Little Dreamer includes the hit single “So Sublime” which is regularly featured on BBC Radio 2’s “A List.” Also included is the Willie Nelson classic “Angels Flying Too Close” (featuring Irish wonder Duke Special) and a cover of Bob Dylan’s “I Shall Be Released.”
is now available on says, “Rowley is warm and seductive without ever losing her innocence.”

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Rowley also wrote and recorded an exclusive track for The Edge Of Love (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) starring Keira Knightley and Sienna Miller. The soundtrack was released in the U.K. on June 24 and features songs by several artists including Patrick Wolf and Siouxsie. Keira Knightley says, “Beth Rowley makes me happy just listening to her.”

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Born to British missionaries in Peru, 1981, and raised in Bristol, Rowley’s love of music began at home. “I grew up with my dad playing guitar and old Woody Guthrie vinyls,” she says. “That’s what sparked the flame. We used to sit round and sing the blues, so it all went from there—funny how it’s always little things that make big things happen.” Her career blossomed even further when she was spotted at an open mic night in London’s Ginglik at just 17. Rowley later trained at the Brighton Institute of Modern Music and built up a steady stream of support through several live performances.