Ever wondered what it's like to go from a tiny hamlet in England to the heart of Manhattan—and then channel all those big feelings into powerful, honest music? On this episode of Bringin' It Backwards, Adam Lisicky sits down with Ella Rosa, an artist whose journey might just inspire you to rethink what's possible. Ella opens up about her move from Reading, England to New York City at age eleven, tackling the culture shock and homesickness that shaped so much of her early songwriting. She shares how classical training, opera, and musical theater led her to top-lining EDM tracks in New York's nightlife scene—sometimes sneaking out of the house to perform in clubs before she was even old enough to drive. From writing in packed studios as the only girl in the room to forging her own path with deeply personal songs, Ella paints a vivid picture of what it means to stay true to yourself as an artist. They dive into the release and impact of her breakthrough EP, Anxious Attachment Style, and chat about her latest singles—plus why she's obsessed with making music that makes you feel something and throwing parties that bring LA together. Whether you're figuring out your sound or just need a boost of creative affirmation, this conversation shows how embracing your weirdness is often the secret sauce in moving forward. Don't miss this candid, insightful episode—hit subscribe to Bringin' It Backwards and listen as Ella Rosa reflects on her rise, her honesty, and what she wishes every young artist knew.
