A Voice for the Earth

songs that remember

 
 

A Voice for the Earth, Olivia Rosebery is an Australian contemporary artist whose songs explore belonging—to one another, to the Earth, and to the mystery that connects all life.

With a reverence rooted in the traditions of sacred song, her music is woven between folk, soul and medicine music. She blends poetic lyricism, with earthy acoustic arrangements and with an accompanying band her soulful voice and delicate guitar is carried by the gentle warmth of piano, and held by tender cello lines and worldly percussion.

Olivia’s songs unfurl from the spirit of the land and arise from her rich and raw emotional landscape, meeting her audience in the shared humanity of love, grief, and longing. She takes you on a journey, moving effortlessly between intimate storytelling and soulful, resonant vocal soundscapes, inviting listeners into the wilderness within — a space of stillness, beauty and reverie. Rooted in her devotion to the feminine, deep ecology, environmental activism and mysticism, her music is shared as an offering — an invitation to remembrance.

A Voice for the Earth - Songs that remember.

From the smokey jungles of the city, in the mud and moss of the forests, the roots and canopies of a  fig tree,
in the deep waters, echoing whale songs of the ocean, the gentle cascades and thunderous path of the rivers,
in the beckoning wind and rustling gums of mountain tops, in the richly dry  circles of a vision quest,
in the whispering wisdom of the grandfathers and grandmothers, and in  the starry eyes of the beloved…

AVoice for the Earth

Olivia Rosebery - singer songwriter and earth activist shares her songs at the March for the Forests environmental protest in alliance with the Bob Brown Foundation.
Olivia Rosebery Yaima Support Act in Bellingen, Australia
Singersongwriter, earth songstress Olivia Rosebery featured in the Woodford Folk Festival 24/25 magazine in the ceremony feature - music that is medicine, a sound journey of music connecting you back to the earth, and into your heart.
A woman with long hair in a halter dress crouches on a large fallen tree trunk in a dense forest, holding a round shield and looking up with a surprised or awe-struck expression.
Olivia Rosebery support act for YAIMA
Poster for the Woodford Folk Festival featuring Olivia Roseberry playing guitar, with event dates and times listed, and a logo at the top right corner showing a yellow frog playing a clarinet and the text 'I am playing at Woodford Folk Festival 2023-2024'.

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