The debut studio album from Georgia Lines, ‘The Rose of Jericho’ is a ten-track album touching on grief, loss, heartache, as well as joy and lightness.
The album is named for a plant that has come to symbolise rebirth and hope due to its seemingly magical ability to come back to life.
She told RNZ that the last few years have left her feeling like a Rose of Jericho herself.
"I am [also] in the process of coming back to life, remembering things that were lost and all of the things associated with that … my record was the rose inside."
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