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    "comment": "Born and raised on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides but now based in Edinburgh, Sullivan crafts deeply personal and emotive indie folk, tackling personal growth and the existential transition of moving from an island to the mainland/city. \n\nPersonal relationships also come into play in her remarkable songwriting, but it is her relationship with herself that sits at the core, culminating in a beautiful, resonant sound.\n\nSulllivan reveals, \"All that matters to me is whether or not my material is authentic and full of feeling. Overthinking is a total enemy for me anyway when I write songs. To me, the relationship between me and my life to my songs is very much sown together. That’s very much taken from folk traditions, which is what I grew up with and what I studied.\n\n\"It’s about being connected to people and to people’s lives. So I would hope that the people who listen to my songs also can say like: 'Oh, she’s called Rosie, and she’s from here. And this is what she’s about,' kind of thing. I think that’s really important for me.\" https://tinyurl.com/y8upch9p",
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