Inclusive Soundscapes presents Rosali: Make a Record with Rosali Live in the RMC at 4pm on Wednesday, April 9th, on the 3rd Floor of Clemons Library in the Robertson Media Center and co-sponsored by WTJU.

Merge Records artist Rosali is a North Carolina–based songwriter that makes songs that take their time in revealing their full power. What might appear to be restrained, introspective compositions will stretch slowly outward, snagging your attention with a sideways guitar lead or an exceptionally raw lyric you didn’t catch the first time around. Her softly glowing music is deceptively fluid, able to appear patient and refined at the edge of unraveling. 

For this, the second of two events in the RMC on the April 9th, we will convert the majority of the 3rd floor into an interactive recording Studio to record a live, improvisational record with Rosali. Rosali's alter ego, Edsel Axel, makes beautiful, free-form, atmospheric improvisational music. We're going to do the same! No musical experience necessary to particpate but we will provide instruments, amplifiers, and other noise-making objects as we professionally record this first-of-its-kind event for the Robertson Media center, with the intention of releasing it in the future. Join us and make a record with Rosali!

This interactive recording is part of the Inclusive Soundscapes program, a program series at UVA Library that encourages women & non-binary musicians to express themselves and to build solidarity in the UVA/Charlottesville music scene.

Join us April 9th at 1pm in the RMC for "Rosali (Merge Records) Performance and Interview in the Robertson Media Center"

This event is open to all and is sponsored by the UVA Library IDEA Grant.