Olivia Rosebery is an Australian singer-songwriter based in the Northern Rivers of New South Wales, whose soulful, poetic music connects listeners to the natural world. With a voice that resonates ancient wisdom, her songs explore themes of indigenous rights, women's empowerment, earth regeneration, and mindfulness.

This wild woman of song shares a raw and powerful expression with soul-medicine music that captivates and inspires earth connection with soulful melodies and poetic prose. She shares songs that have unfurled from the spirit of the land. From the smokey jungles of the city, in the mud and moss of the forests, the roots and canopies of a fig tree, in the deep waters, echoing whale songs of the ocean, the gentle cascades and thunderous path of the rivers, in the beckoning wind and rustling gums of mountain tops, in the richly dry circles of a vision quest, in the whispering wisdom of the grandfathers and grandmothers, and in the starry eyes of the beloved. Through music, Olivia welcomes a deep remembrance in us all, to become the sound as loving presence.

While Olivia's music is rooted in devotional medicine music, soul and folk, her journey as a singer began in the jazz world, where she fronted a 40-piece big band as a teenager. Over the past decade, she has shared her passion for deep listening, nature, and sound as a singer-songwriter at numerous festivals along the east coast of Australia, including including Woodford Folk Festival (2022/23, 2023/24) Pranafest (2021, 2022, 2024), Zenfest (2021 & 2022), Lovefest (2018, 2019, 2023), Byron Spirit Festival (2016 & 2017), Splendour in the Grass (2016, 2017, 2020), and Townsville Cultural Festival (2017) to name a few.

Olivia has performed as both a headline and supporting act, sharing stages with acclaimed artists like Tash Sultana, YAIMA, Murray Kyle, and Lulu and Mischka. She has also had the honor of collaborating and singing in local languages with Indigenous Australian musicians, including Yolŋu songman Gawurra, her Yolgnu sister Dhapanbal Yunupingu, and Gumbaynggirr brother Micklo Jarrett.