Haroula Rose

The Book of Love (Explicit)

The Nature of Things

You Should Probably Leave (Explicit)

Happenstance (Explicit)

Spades

Molly Parden

Time's Fool

Coat of Many Colors

Swimming Song

Joseph Arthur

Everything I Own

Green Eyes

Summer Storm

Songs for Beginnings

Grass Stains Acoustic EP

So Easy

The Hood Internet

Lavender Moon (feat. the Hood Internet)

All I Know

These Open Roads

Someday

Her beautiful vocals on “Lay Me Down” reminds me a little bit of Alison Krauss and Gillian Welch - but her sound is more indie than country.
--Rollo & Grady, Los Angeles Music Blog

Rose's songs are well-written, well-crafted affairs. She uses country/American roots musical traditions effectively as a vehicle for delivering her message. That message is conveyed through lovely, introspective vocals that breathe life into highly personal lyrics.
--Peter Kearns, Snob’s Music

A voice somewhere between an early ’70s songstress and a modern indie folk singer
--Nichole Wagner, Uncommon Music

Someday fuses delicate vocals, a beautiful piano and a gentle guitar echoing in the background. It’s about dreaming of a time when things will be perfect -  this moment you might in the wrong place in your life, but someday, somewhere else, everything will be wonderful and you will be with that someone you belong with.  Haroula, who has recently moved back to LA from Spain, sings a lot like Nora Jones. Her music is relaxing and dream like. Someday is a perfect first single and a great platform for her imminent future success.
--John Fagan, For Folks Sake

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