Take time to smell Eddie's roses. Walk around the garden for a little while

Eddie P. Rose is a Blues/Rock artist with a gritty fusion of raw emotion and R&B soul, grounded in truth and forged in survival. Hailing from the heart of Ohio’s Midwest and now based in Los Angeles, Eddie’s music is steeped in the real-life blues of a hard-knock upbringing. His blend of Blues and Rock vocals doesn’t just entertain—it hits you where it hurts, then heals you on the way back.

Influenced by greats like Stevie Ray Vaughan, Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, and Ray Charles, Eddie brings an old soul’s depth with a streetwise edge. His sound channels the pain and power of legends, while remaining unmistakably his own. His tracks—She’s Bad, Kicked In The Head By A Mule, Heartless Child, I Got A Secret, This Might Be The Last Time, and Fox In The Henhouse—are loaded with grit, groove, and stories that cut deep.

But Eddie’s story isn’t typical. Raised dirt poor in one of the roughest neighborhoods imaginable, the Blues wasn’t a choice—it was life. Violence and chaos were as common as the sunrise. The bar across the street was a war zone, and seeing bodies in the street wasn’t shocking—it was survival. Singing wasn’t part of his early life, and for over 40 years after leaving his hometown in 1979, Eddie never sang in public.

Then came the pandemic. And with it, something unexpected. At an age when most men decide to take it, "slow and easy", Eddie decided to go for broke. It was his time to step into the spotlight to tell his story.

And not only tell his story, but to sing it to the gritty melodies of Blues music. And, in June of 2021, Eddie P. Rose was born. Not just a name, but as a voice for every soul that has had the Blues at some time in life.

This is Eddie P. Rose. Street-bred. Battle-tested. Blues-born.