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Rosa Walton's Solo Debut: Empowering Anthem on Self-Acceptance

3/6/2026

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Rosa Walton of the alt-pop duo Let's Eat Grandma will release her debut solo album, Tell Me It’s A Dream, on June 5 via Transgressive Records.
The first single “Sorry Anyway” emphasizes self-acceptance and individuality.
Walton describes the song as a message about pursuing ambitions, embracing one’s true self, and inspiring others to follow dreams.
The project began during lockdown, with producer David Wrench, reflecting Walton’s journey and the joy of making music.

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Rosa Walton of the alt-pop duo Let's Eat Grandma will release her debut solo album, Tell Me It’s A Dream, on June 5 via Transgressive Records.
The first single “Sorry Anyway” emphasizes self-acceptance and individuality.
Walton describes the song as a message about pursuing ambitions, embracing one’s true self, and inspiring others to follow dreams.
The project began during lockdown, with producer David Wrench, reflecting Walton’s journey and the joy of making music.