Rodes Rollins

Rodes Rollins
Rodes Rollins
	Rollins in 2018

Talia Leah Taxman (born 1 November 1994), known professionally as Rodes Rollins is an American singer-songwriter from Boulder, CO who is currently based in Brooklyn, NY but also spends time in LA and Mexico City.^[1] She calls her Americana, pop-esque music “cowboy poetry”^[2] and Billboard has referred to her sound as “part spaghetti western, part psychedelic.”^{[citation needed]}

She released her debut EP "Young Adult", which was produced by Alex Goose, in 2016.^[3] One song from the EP, 'Wes Come Back,' was featured on the CW's Riverdale.^[4]^{[unreliable source]}

Rollins has collaborated with Stella Mozgawa, Matthew Compton of Electric Guest, Kane Ritchotte (formerly of Portugal. The Man), and Greg Rogove.^[5] She was also featured in Branko’s “Out of Sight (So Right).” ^[3]

Rollins studied Cultural Iconography at NYU Gallatin School of Individualized Study.^[6]

References

↑ Dom, Vigil (19 May 2020). "Rodes Rollins Talks About "Nasty Woman," Her Personal Growth & Plans for the Future: "There's a Long Road Ahead"". The Prelude Press.
↑ Robin, Murray (2 August 2018). "Premiere: Rodes Rollins - 'Boom Pow'". Clash.
1 2 "Rodes Rollins Arrives With Stunning Debut Single 'Young & Thriving': Exclusive Premiere". Billboard.
↑ "S2 · E7 · Chapter Twenty: Tales from the Darkside". tunefind.
↑ Scrudato, Ken. "BLACKBOOK PREMIERE: Rodes Rollins' Fearlessly Feminist New Single 'Nasty Woman'". BlackBook. Archived from the original on 2018-09-06. Retrieved 2018-08-29.
↑ Phongsirivech, Pimploy (17 February 2017). "Discovery: Rodes Rollins". Interview Magazine.

[1] Dom, Vigil (19 May 2020). "Rodes Rollins Talks About "Nasty Woman," Her Personal Growth & Plans for the Future: "There's a Long Road Ahead"". The Prelude Press.

[2] Robin, Murray (2 August 2018). "Premiere: Rodes Rollins - 'Boom Pow'". Clash.

[:0-3] 1 2 "Rodes Rollins Arrives With Stunning Debut Single 'Young & Thriving': Exclusive Premiere". Billboard.

[4] "S2 · E7 · Chapter Twenty: Tales from the Darkside". tunefind.

[5] Scrudato, Ken. "BLACKBOOK PREMIERE: Rodes Rollins' Fearlessly Feminist New Single 'Nasty Woman'". BlackBook. Archived from the original on 2018-09-06. Retrieved 2018-08-29.

[6] Phongsirivech, Pimploy (17 February 2017). "Discovery: Rodes Rollins". Interview Magazine.

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