British singer Alessi Rose is the new bold voice of pop. Her debut single, “say ur mine,” immediately won over critics and fans alike, launching a series of three EPs. At just 22, she has two sold-out tours across the UK and Europe under her belt, as well as successful concerts in Los Angeles and New York. She has also accompanied global stars like Dua Lipa and Tate McRae as a special guest on tour.
Her crystalline authenticity and ability to capture her most chaotic, internal thoughts catapulted her to the top tiers of pop fame in a short time. Billboard named her one of the “15 Rising U.K. and Ireland Acts to Watch in 2025.” Dork Magazine crowned her “the voice of a new confessional pop generation.”
Her latest EP, Voyeur, is a vulnerable narrative about love, desire, and longing. Her songs feel like diary entries, secrets shared between best friends. Experiences of unrequited love are described with an intensity known only in youth. On the record, Alessi compares unrequited love to worship, which is reflected in her visual presentation – using motifs of altars and rosaries.