Episode4

Ghanian- Canadian recording artist, songwriter, Rosie Monday, tells us how listening to Tupac and basketball got her through a school change, being raised in her local African grocery store. She shares how her entire family gave her the tools she needed to become the songwriter she is today, why music gives her peace and the album she connects with the most. She shares how her entire family gave her the tools she needed to become the songwriter she is today, why music gives her peace and the album she connects with the most. “Do what’s honest and do what’s real to you” is the piece of advice Rosie Monday uses to make sure her creations serve her in the best light possible. She reminds us that we are human and we must have a means of expression true to who we are. Watch and listen as Rosie Monday performs “Time”, “Lifestyle”, “Smile”, “Backdoor”, and “True Story”.