Olivia Rose | Gold Review

By Bea Willis

Canadian country artist Olivia Rose got one of her first big breaks at age fourteen when Canadian country legend George Canyon invited her on stage after an intermission set to perform her debut single. That moment was the start of Rose’s whole-hearted development of her artistry and has resulted in her winning the Edmonton Music Award-winner for Rising Star twice! Rose participated as a Top 12 Finalist in Alberta’s prestigious Project WILD in 2018 and attended Canada’s Music Incubator in Toronto on a full Bell Media Prize scholarship in 2019. Rose is now releasing her latest single titled “Gold.”

“Gold” was co-written by Rose and David Borys (Wes Mack, Kadooh) and produced by Juno and CCMA award-winning producer Bart McKay. Rose says, “I’m not going to lie – my own dating history has led me to write my fair share of sad break-up songs. With David, we went in the opposite direction by starting at the beginning of a relationship instead of at the end, and we came out of it with something happy and upbeat.” From the opening catchy guitar figure, “Gold” has a vibe that will keep your interest. Rose sings the lyrics with a playful attitude and dynamism. The song is produced, recorded, and built beautifully. Though Rose sounds a little ‘young,’ something is percolating just under the surface that if she lets it out, it will take her to an even higher level of musical expression.

“Gold” is another unprecedented step for this rising Country music star, and she is nominated for Rising Star again – this time as part of the 10th Annual Country Music Alberta Awards. Rose has a beautiful voice that will carry her far; the cream always rises to the top; just wait and see.

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