Rowan Flack

Rowan Flack is a jazz and folk-influenced vocalist and composer whose musical path spans the BRIT School, Trinity Laban Conservatoire, and Norway’s Edvard Grieg Academy, where she explored the intersection of Norwegian folk traditions and contemporary jazz. Described by Jazz FM presenter Simon Phillips as an artist “making all the right noises,” her music has been praised by CLASH for “blending folk textures with the nimble technicalities of jazz, producing a sound that is bittersweet but oh-so melodic.”

Following the previously released New Light Dwelling (2019), a vocalese set to Keith Jarrett’s Belonging, and the critically acclaimed Forest Fires (2024), her latest EP, Nap on the Sofa, was released in February 2026 via Pretty Decent Music. Touring the EP in July this year, her group features established musicians from London, Bristol and Ireland: Tom Wyeth (Piano), Jack Lecomber (double bass), Andrew McCoubrey (drums) and Celeste Cantor-Stephens (trumpet).