Walter Rose California
Warmth is the feeling you’re hit with as soon as you’ve pressed play on the debut Walter Rose
album.
American Songwriter Magazine wrote that Rose’s previous EP sounded “as if it could have been released in 1975.” This carries over to Cast Your Stone, not only in the closeness of Rose’s voice and confessional lyric style, but also in the overall sonic experience.
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