ROZSA is a London-based artist whose sound blends Neo Soul, jazz, and hip-hop, with her live electric harp at its core. Her lyrics explore themes of desire, femininity, and personal transformation. Starting in classical harp and jazz, she transitioned into trip-hop, creating a distinctive, genre-blending style.
London based artist ROZSA’s sound blends elements of Neo Soul, jazz, and hip-hop. Lyrically dancing
between desire, femininity, and personal transformation, with a signature twist: live electric harp.
Her live performances have included sold-out shows supporting STORRY for the London Jazz Festival, a
sold-out headline at Powerhouse (Dingwalls), Performing at two headline Exhibition Road Festival
shows(Albert Hall), a feature at Southwark Cathedral Christmas Concert (live-streamed to thousands), St
Paul’s Church, several Soho House venues, and many intimate performances with Sofar Sounds.
ROZSA began training in composition with Olivier Award-winning composer Terry Davies at 14,
eventually becoming a First-Class graduate in orchestral composition. From there, she developed her
craft in diverse musical environments, before transitioning into making trip-hop, where she has built a
distinctive sound.
Her EP Songs For Myself (2023) gained significant attention, landing on UK playlists like New Music
Friday and Fresh Finds, and earning radio play with BBC Music Introducing, Radio London, Jazz FM, and
6 Music. In 2021 Rozsa won a mentorship with artist K.O.G, resulting in performances at Camberwell
Fair.
In addition to her solo work, ROZSA collaborated on the album No Friends released on vinyl by
Groenland Records. She has also had press in Dazed, The Times (Yorkshire) and Stereofox.
With a huge body of unreleased music almost ready for release, ROZSA continues to push the
boundaries of The Harp.