Rowlene has officially released her new EP called Moments After on all major streaming platforms. This 6-track project is said to mark a powerful return for the R&B and Afro-pop singer-songwriter, weaving raw emotion, introspective storytelling, and rich sonic textures into a six-track journey of healing and reinvention.
Building on the momentum of her singles Breakaway and Don’t Give Up on Me, Moments After is further said to be the full story Rowlene’s been waiting to tell as it’s a body of work that emerges from the aftermath of heartbreak, personal shifts, and the quiet yet transformative decision to reclaim joy and peace.
“This EP is really about what happens after the storm,” Rowlene shares.
It’s about reclaiming yourself—your joy, your peace, your freedom—after heartbreak or any kind of emotional shift. Every track is a different stage of that healing process, from reflection to release.
With Moments After, Rowlene leans into a more grounded, evolved version of herself, sonically and personally. The record blends live instrumentation with soulful tones, alt-R&B elements, warm harmonies, and a new softness that mirrors her emotional growth.
“This is the most ‘me’ I’ve ever sounded,” she adds.
I’m not chasing expectation anymore. I’m more intentional and more aware of who I am—not just as an artist, but as a woman.
“I hope it feels like a safe space for anyone going through it,” says Rowlene. “Whether you’re in the thick of something or just coming out of it, I want this project to remind people that healing is messy but beautiful—and it’s okay to outgrow things that no longer serve you.”
Listen to Moments After below:
