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Baby Rose Wins Grammy, Announces Yearnalism Album and Tour

7/13/2026

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Summary

Story summary

Jasmine Rose Wilson, known as Baby Rose, won a Grammy for her work on Leon Thomas’s album MUTT.
She will release the album Yearnalism and embark on a tour she describes as a labor of love and investment.
In June 2026 in London, Rose and producer Miles C. James recorded “Sunday” after a microdosing session, creating an album that blends pop, soft rock, country and R&B.

History

Historical Context

In 1999 Lauryn Hill’s debut The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill won five Grammys, including Album of the Year, becoming the first hip-hop and first female-rapper record to do so after selling over 20 million copies worldwide. That milestone created a template for genre-fluid projects, now seen as Baby Rose works with producer Miles C. James in London on a microdosing-inspired album that follows Hill’s cross-genre legacy.

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Story summary

Jasmine Rose Wilson, known as Baby Rose, won a Grammy for her work on Leon Thomas’s album MUTT.
She will release the album Yearnalism and embark on a tour she describes as a labor of love and investment.
In June 2026 in London, Rose and producer Miles C. James recorded “Sunday” after a microdosing session, creating an album that blends pop, soft rock, country and R&B.

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