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Rosie Vanier
Rosie Vanier is a British singer and keyboard player from Cornwall. She was a founding member and the front woman of Rosie and the Goldbug; following the break-up of the band in 2009, she embarked on a solo career,〔Lester, Paul (10 June 2008). ("No 330: Rosie and the Goldbug. Today's new band are a techno-ish, keyboard-enhanced trio whose music is a (Transvision) vamp through the Blondie catalogue" ), ''The Guardian''. Retrieved 15 June 2011.〕〔Staff (4 November 2010). (Rosie Vanier finishes debut solo EP ), DIY. Retrieved 15 June 2011.〕 and went on to form the trio Lightknife in 2014.〔
==Life and career==
Vanier grew up in Bodmin Moor "on a plot of land with no electricity, no heat, no TV, just a piano".〔 Her mother and part-Native American father used to go on cycle tours in Europe, playing folk ballads along the way to entertain passers-by.〔 She studied music at Roehampton University, and then returned home to Cornwall to form Rosie and the Goldbug in 2007, with bass player Lee "Pixie" Matthews and drummer Sarah "Plums" Morgan.〔〔〔Meikle, Ash (6 February 2009). (Track of the Day – Rosie & the Goldbug ), ''Q Magazine''. Retrieved 15 June 2011.〕 Rosie and the Goldbug soon built up a reputation as a live band in Cornwall and started to attract wider attention.〔Staff (30 May 2008). (Rosie and the Goldbug ), BBC Cornwall. Retrieved 15 June 2011.〕 They toured Europe with Cyndi Lauper for most of 2008.〔Staff (9 February 2009). ("New Rosie single" ), interview on BBC Cornwall. Retrieved 15 June 2011.〕
The band released an eponymous album on their manager's label, Lover Records, produced by Jim Eliot of electropop duo Kish Mauve; Vanier entered into writing partnerships with Marcella Detroit and Glaswegian band El Presidente for several songs on the record.〔 In August 2009, Vanier announced via the band's MySpace site that "Rosie and the Goldbug are over". Vanier then embarked on a solo career, under the management of Fachtna O'Ceallaigh, who has worked with Sinéad O'Connor, U2 and the Boomtown Rats; she completed her debut solo EP, ''Ep1'', in November 2010.〔〔Staff (3 December 2010). ("Rosie Vanier Goes Solo" ), ''247 Magazine''. Retrieved 15 June 2011.〕〔 Since going solo, she has collaborated with Adam and the Ants guitarist and songwriter Marco Pirroni, who was introduced to her by O'Ceallaigh, writing and recording new tracks together.〔 She released a second EP, ''Black Cats and Black Stars'', in October 2011,〔Staff (28 October 2011). ("BBC Introducing: Catching up with Rosie Vanier" ), BBC Cornwall. Retrieved 29 October 2011.〕 with a third, ''Neon Nightmare'', following in early 2012, supported by a solo UK tour; the EP's title track was featured on a ''Music Week'' cover-mounted compilation CD in early February.
In early 2013, after some time out recording material in New York City, she was touring again with a band comprising Goldbugs bass player Matthews and drummer Bubs Taylor. Summer 2014 saw the release of the ''Bad in Love'' EP, under the band name Lightknife.〔Cornish Guardian (10 July 2014). ("Surely EP signifies it's finally Rosie's time?" ), ''The Cornishman''. Retrieved 19 October 2014.〕 Summer 2015 saw the return of Rosie And The Goldbug.
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