Musician and Singer Rosie Minako Marks the Start of the New Music Era with ’18th-Century Infused Pop Songs’

Today, songwriter and singer Rosie Minako is a rising pop sensation. She recently appeared in the classical-pop return of her romantic love single ‘Queen of Wands’. The song is a narrative of the musician’s own love experience, with the theme being ‘rising up from the flames’. Modern vocals and choruses combined with orchestra instruments from the Romantic era, the new single is a pop-classical crossover music creation.

Classical Return of Pop Music

Rosie composes her songs with a mixture of classical orchestra and pop instruments, ranging from tonal music to dissonance. From composing music to writing lyrics, the musician’s foremost goal is to create powerful pieces that can evoke the emotions of her listeners. ‘Queen of Wands’ is a single that features multiple layers of classical-modern instruments, including piano, percussion, string and woodwind quartets, along with pop music. Rich components of classical music are incorporated in the single to give a ‘powerful’ impression.

‘So from now, nothing can break me, cause I can turn every stone thrown to me into diamonds,’ Rosie wrote in her new single. ‘It is a song about stepping into your power and believing you have the strength to conquer whatever that comes your way. In this particular song, the courage applies to romance but it is also applicable to other areas in life,’ says Rosie in the première of her new single.

Making Music with Intention

The singer-songwriter wants people to stay positive and look for the silver lining in every situation: ‘In a music era where there are so many songs about heartbreaks, I want to create uplifting music and remind my audience that they have the total power to turn circumstances around. I included strong drum beats in my latest single because I want my listeners to feel happy and energetic while streaming my song, and start dancing to the melody.’

‘Queen of wands, princess of fire, high up on the throne, wands on my right hand,…