Baby Rose

Baby Rose, born Jasmine Rose Wilson on August 5, 1994, in Washington, D.C., grew up between Washington, D.C. and Fayetteville, North Carolina before settling in Atlanta. Given a piano as a child, she began writing and recording early, developing a deep contralto voice shaped by soul, gospel, jazz, and classic R&B. After early independent releases, the 2017 project From Dusk ’til Dawn introduced her intimate songwriting and drew attention from artists including J. Cole and SZA. In 2019, she appeared on Matt Martians’ “Out the Game,” Big K.R.I.T.’s “Everytime,” and Dreamville’s Grammy-nominated compilation Revenge of the Dreamers III, where she featured on “Self Love” with Ari Lennox and Bas. That year she also released her debut album, To Myself, led by songs such as “Show You,” “Borderline,” and “Marmot,” and toured with Ari Lennox and Snoh Aalegra. She followed with the EP Golden Hour in 2020 and made her late-night television debut on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert with “Show You.” After signing to Secretly Canadian in 2022, Baby Rose released Through and Through in 2023, featuring “I Won’t Tell” with Smino and “Fight Club” with Georgia Anne Muldrow. The same year, she performed “Heavy Is the Head” for Creed III: The Soundtrack and toured with Q on the Through the Soul tour. In 2024, she teamed with BADBADNOTGOOD for the EP Slow Burn, a warmer, live-band set featuring “One Last Dance,” “Caroline” with Mereba, and “Weekness,” then joined Vince Staples on his Black in America Tour. In 2025, she appeared in Celine Song’s film Materialists as a wedding singer and recorded “I’ll Be Your Mirror” and “That’s All” for its soundtrack. In 2026, she moved toward her third album, YEARNALISM, released on July 10 through Secretly Canadian and introduced with “Friends Again” featuring Leon Thomas, “But, Nvm,” and “Let Me Go.”