About Neena Rose

To say that aspiring artist Neena Rose is a more powerful and passionate lead vocalist than many singers twice her age wouldn’t be an exaggeration. Hamilton born, Neena Rose at only 16 year’s old has been called an “amazing young talent, incredible vocalist and witty lyricist” by 80 Empire of Universal Music Publishing Group, who produced and co-wrote the songs for Neena’s soon to be released R&B spiked’ EP, calling working with her a “sheer joy!”

Be it recording her first original song “Rock N Roll Lullaby “at the age of 12, produced and mixed by Diamond/Platinum producer Roy “Royalty” Hamilton III, performing for Oprah Winfrey at Copp’s Coliseum in front of an audience of 14,000 or being selected by CHCH TV to record the new theme song for Tiny Talent Time, Neena’s ardent delivery, her maturity and unique style engages and inspires an immediate emotional response from anyone listening.

Neena Rose is thrilled to release her captivating debut single and music video “Games” with originals “Rewind” “Circles” and “Mannequin” to follow. She’s elated to share these powerhouse tracks paving the way for what her fans can expect in 2019 with the release of her first full-length album.

When asked, Neena Rose spoke of looking forward to writing and performing songs that inspire others and her personal joy of giving back to the community through the gift of music.

Neena Rose’s, “Mannequin,” challenges the beauty ideals of modern society and dares to oppose the unattainable standards that the media has led normal people to believe they must meet in order to be beautiful. The comparison of a human being to a plastic mannequin is Neena’s clear-cut way of uncovering the unspoken messages that society forces upon impressionable minds. People should never strive to emulate an inanimate object, as it only results in objectification of oneself. Beauty is only relative to every individual’s perception of perfection, so “Mannequin” ponders the question of; “At what point do someone else’s standards become more valuable than our own?” Neena avoids beating around the bush in an attempt to fully expose and contradict what the media heavily perpetuates; YOU DON’T HAVE TO LOOK LIKE EVERYONE ELSE; YOU ARE PERFECTLY YOU.