Three years after the release of her debut album Swans, Rosey Blue is back with Morning Star, a bold new single released on December 3 across all platforms, along with an impressive cinematic video directed by Thomas Zikos. This single marks a significant shift in her artistic direction, revealing a darker and more mystical side.

Morning Star is a musical and narrative journey inspired by the artist’s personal awakening. The song draws from the figure of the Morning Star, portrayed as a bearer of light and knowledge, blending elements of Promethean myth and spiritual liberation. The lyrics, such as “Hatched from the womb of the universe that moonless night the fallen child was born” reflect Rosey Blue’s connection to this myth, as she was born on a Saturday during a New Moon—a day often linked to cultural superstitions. Through her exploration of esotericism, Rosey Blue expresses a need for rebellion, confronting themes often demonized by religious prejudice.

The accompanying video features the acclaimed actor Demetres Kapouranis, known for his prominent theatrical career, alongside Rosey Blue’s mother and grandmother. These three women represent the Moirai—the Fates who weave the destiny of all beings. Set in Rosey Blue’s ancestral village, the video explores the power of fate and mortality, weaving an intricate narrative that unfolds on screen. The inclusion of a traditional Greek lullaby highlights a longing for maternal protection, adding emotional depth to the song while also celebrating Greek cultural traditions—a theme that will carry forward in future releases.

Morning Star is out now, marking a pivotal moment in Rosey Blue’s journey as an independent artist, boldly forging her path without the backing of a record label.

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