Rosie Smith

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Rosie Smith
Born (1983-07-20) 20 July 1983
Origin London
England
Genres Rock
Rock and roll
Funk
Neo soul
Extreme metal
Gazz (Gothic Jazz)
Occupations Pianist
keyboardist
harpist
saxophonist
Instruments Keyboards, saxophone, harp
Years active 2005present
Labels Candlelight
Associated acts Jacks Back
Tina Turner Tribute Band
Cradle of Filth
Sugalo
Rosa Damascena
Robert John and Rosie Smith
Notable instruments
Piano
Keyboards
Saxophone
Harp

Rosie Smith (born Rosemary Ellen Smith, 20 July 1983, London) is an English rock and metal musician, best known as the former keyboardist of the British extreme metal band Cradle of Filth,[1] with whom she remained until 2009.

Biography

Born in London, Smith moved to Dorset at the age of twelve. She earned a music diploma at Weymouth College, where she met and joined her first band, Jacks Back. During this time she also played saxophone in a Tina Turner tribute band. At the age of twenty, she attended the University of Salford, where her next band Sugalo was formed. Soon after that she met Cradle of Filth and was suggested for audition by a mutual acquaintance.

Smith has also embarked on two projects separate to Cradle of Filth, her solo project 'Rosa Damascena' and the duo 'Robert John and Rosie Smith'. Rosa Damascena has seen the release on one EP 3 Days Before Midnight, which is her own copyrighted genre 'Gazz' (goth jazz). Robert John and Rosie Smith are currently recording their debut album, Broken Branches and both records have been recorded, mixed, mastered and produced by Smith.

Smith currently resides and works in Manchester as a music teacher.

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