Angelica Rockne’s third record NATURE WITH A LOVER is due for a 2027 release.

Rockne's "...songs are steeped in so much shadowy allure that they are like torch ballads that would feel timely and soulful in any era" - LA WEEKLY. Rockne's songs unravel at a stately pace, with instrumentation that evokes vast landscapes. Her dream-weave voice is striking in its willingness to be exposed, yet there’s a strength that comes through that feels learned, like how one learns to navigate chaos. Nevertheless, what is underlying and constant throughout her latest release is an exquisite tenderness. Rockne's band referenced everything from Ethiopian jazz to Bill Evans, back to folk standards and iconic rock like Harry Nilsson's Pussy Cats in the making of her 2023 acclaimed album The Rose Society.

Rockne was born in California, but lived a nomadic life in her youth. In her early twenties she settled in Nevada City, which became the backdrop for her debut album Queen of San Antonio, an album that established her as an enduring artist. Her sophomore album came five years later after several life shifts and rites of passage, including motherhood. Lyrically The Rose Society is mythical, human, universal yet intimate, exploring polarities and themes of death and rebirth that feel experiential. “Box of Rain” by Robert Hunter comes to mind as Rockne sings “pray for the light that we could never shine” on the title track. She pays homage to the parts of ourselves that could never fully come into the light. "Even at her most forlorn, Rockne sounds resolute rather than broken." UNCUT