Rosie Thomas' deeper sense of making the most of her life is what she has to offer and what she wants to contribute, not in the shallow terms of celebrity or success. She became increasingly dissatisfied, bored and wanting for more after years of adhering to the same tried-and-true pattern of releasing albums (via Sub Pop, Nettwerk and her own SINGALONG brand), doing interviews and going on tour to play the same songs again.
She then started to throw curveballs at the system to see what would come undone. She initially attempted to introduce her own dark, emotionally charged gigs while posing as an awkward, neck-braced comedian named Sheila Saputo. However, as people became aware of the "alter ego" identity and the Kaufman-Clifton mystery, she was unable to succeed in keeping it going.
Finally, Rosie is back with Lullabies For Parents, a multimedia collection of tools, amusement and inspiration for parents of all ages that includes music, podcasts, films, essays, varied content and a community that encourages finding common ground, connection and comfort. Sufjan Stevens, The Shins, Iron & Wine, Alexi Murdoch, Audrey Assad, William Fitzsimmons, Charity Theilen of The Head & The Heart, Kanene Pipkin of The Lone Bellow, Leigh Nash, Denison Witmer, Dawn Landes, Josh Ottum, Beau Jennings, Kyshona Armstrong and more are just a few of the musicians who have contributed music to the series..

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