At 16, singer, songwriter Millie Rose is fresh into the music scene and a local Hampshire talent.

Millie fell in love with composing and singing at a young age and has been inspired by Birdy, Gracie Abrams and Holly Humberstone. Describing herself as “ an ocean in disguise” we can see why. There is a depth to her creativity, alongside hidden layers of fragility. A young ambassador for autism - Millie is gently promoting the strengths of neurodiversity .

Her voice is captivating and soft with warm harmonies and a mellow, gaelic undertone. Her lyrics are timeless and emotive, creating visions that resonate. Millie’s gigs have included; The Lights Theatre Andover, performing at the at the Winchester Theatre Royal and at the Trinity Winchester “Big Sleep Out” and at the Hat Fair on the Broadway stage in July. Millie Rose has recently released her first original song “ Sorry if i’m wrong” composed at just 13, depicts a broken relationship but also her own personal journey of loss in a world where you can feel misunderstood. Millie has been interviewed by BBC Radio Solent and you can listen to her music on major streaming platforms - such as Spotify and Apple Music and follow her music journey on Instagram or Tik Tok on millieamusic.