Yana Rose - 'I Should Just Shut Up'

Yana Rose makes her mark with her stunning new single ‘I Should Just Shut Up’.

The twenty-three year old singer-songwriter from Michigan is heavily inspired by the likes of Billie Eilish, Sasha Sloan and Role Model. Pairing her raw vocals with a chilled pop dynamic, it creates the perfect combination for a Gen-Z bop. Following her graduation from the University of Michigan, she found herself back in northern Michigan, torn between the path dictated by her degree and her passion for connecting with others through music. She recently moved to Los Angeles as a musician is soon to put out her 3rd single, “I Should Just Shut Up”

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