Minnie Rogers is a talented and flexible vocalist and long time collaborator with a broad range of influences and vocal styles. From ambient and electronica through to rock & roll and soul, she's been singing as long as she can remember. She has had her own show 'Minnie Rogers Surf Rock Special' on Rock-it Radio 99.1 FM, broadcasting music from the first era of Rock & Roll, the 1950s and early 1960s, and also featuring on a number of jingles in a multitude of different characters and voices. She's also provided voices for radio shows 'Momento Chill' on 'Electro Groove' (superestacion.fm, bogota, colombia), and 'The Existentialists' on Fluid Radio (www.fluid-radio.co.uk), she's even appeared on 'The Chart Show' with the band Ouch! (the video was also featured on Sky News). For more information, go to the Minnie Rogers website or the Minnie Rogers Channel
22/08/2020 - Minnie Rogers & Matthew Leigh Embleton - In My Room (Cover)
A multi-tracked vocal recording of the Beach Boys classic originally written by Brian Wilson and Gary Usher and released on the album 'Surfer Girl' in 1963
22/08/2020 - Minnie Rogers & Matthew Leigh Embleton - In My Room (A Cappella Cover)
A multi-tracked vocal recording of the Beach Boys classic originally written by Brian Wilson and Gary Usher and released on the album 'Surfer Girl' in 1963
12/07/2020 - Matthew Leigh Embleton - Batrachomyomachia (Vocals by Minnie Rogers)
The Batrachomyomachia or Battle of the Frogs and Mice is a comic epic, or a parody of the Iliad, commonly attributed to Homer. The march of the percussion suggests the image of each side marching into battle. The plucked strings and siren-like vocals suggest the atmosphere of the imagination of the ancient world. Produced by Matthew Leigh Embleton. Commissioned by Rob Cain for the Ancient Rome Refocused Podcast (http://www.ancientromerefocused.org)
11/07/2020 - Minnie Rogers - The Siren
Minnie Rogers sings like a siren with the muse of Euterpe in this hauntingly beautiful dream-like piece. Inspired by the classic Hollywood films portraying the mythology of Ancient Greece. Produced by Matthew Leigh Embleton.
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