Meet Rosary Robert

We recently connected with Rosary Robert and have shared our conversation below.

Rosary, we’re so excited for our community to get to know you and learn from your journey and the wisdom you’ve acquired over time. Let’s kick things off with a discussion on self-confidence and self-esteem. How did you develop yours?

Growing up, I was very shy, introverted, and timid. I was bullied in school and never stood up for myseIf, I stayed quiet, kept to the background. But one day, something shifted. I told myself, ‘This will never happen to me again.’ And in that moment, something rose within me, a fire I never knew existed. From that point on, I started to change.

Where I was once overlooked, people began to notice my presence. When I entered a room, there was a different energy, I was acknowledged, I was respected. It started back in primary school, but that confidence kept growing through high school and into adulthood.

I’m truly grateful for that moment I had with myself. I called myself out and made a decision to stand on business—to be who I really am, unapologetically. That inner shift helped shape the artist I am today. I’ve learned that the parts of us we often hide are actually powerful, beautiful, and even world-changing. We just have to choose to show up as our full, authentic selves, openly and proudly

Thanks, so before we move on maybe you can share a bit more about yourself?

Art is my language, it’s how I express myself. I use my art as an outlet, a safe space where I can pour out my emotions freely, without fear of judgment. Even though I face many critics, I know the message I carry resonates deeply. Through my music, I want people to know they’re not alone, that no matter what they’re going through, healing and freedom are possible.

As a mental health advocate and a champion for human and gender rights, music for me is far more than just beats, lyrics, or melodies. It’s a story, a message, a spark of hope. It is peace, love and power. This is what I stand for. This is what I do for the culture and for the people
Through songs like ‘I’m Not Sorry’, ‘Satan’, ‘Before I Die’, ‘Blueprint’, ‘Alive’, ‘I’m Not My Face’ and many others, you can feel the depth of my message, understand the legacy I want to leave behind, and see the seed I’m planting for the benefit of the generations to come.

If you had to pick three qualities that are most important to develop, which three would you say matter most?

Looking back, the most impactful qualities I acquired along my journey are:

1. Resilience – I’ve learned that there will always be seasons in your journey, and every single one of them is essential for your growth. Some seasons will stretch you, some will humble you, and others will push you into your purpose. Never box yourself in, embrace the seasons, be open to change, and always be willing to start again, take a new direction, or try something different. That’s how you grow.

2. Honour – Be honourable. Let your word be your bond. Keep your promises, not just to others, but to yourself too. In a world full of noise and broken trust, staying true to your word builds character, reputation, and deep respect. It’s a powerful way to lead and live.

3. Faith in God – Above all things, put God first. “Many are the plans in a person’s heart, but it is the Lord’s purpose that prevails.” (Proverbs 19:21) No matter what you do or plan, hand it all over to God. Trust that even when things don’t go the way you expected, it’s still working together for your good. Faith is my foundation, and it’s kept me grounded through every high and low.

For anyone early in their journey, nurture these qualities. Be patient with yourself, stay true to your path, and never forget Who walks with you.

How can folks who want to work with you connect?

In a world where truth often feels strange and fake is celebrated, it’s become rare to find like-minded people who genuinely stand for truth and want to plant seeds of positivity and create lasting impact. I’m always open to connecting with people who are rooted in purpose and driven by the desire to inspire change.

As an artist, my mission goes beyond music. I use my platform to push meaningful conversations and champion important causes. I’m a mental health activist through projects like the ‘Sauti ya Mama Campaign for Postpartum Depression’, I help bring awareness to the struggles many women face in silence. I advocate for women’s rights through bold and unapologetic projects like ‘Sexy Ndala – Saggy Boobs Tell a Story’, reminding women to embrace their truth, their bodies, and their power. I speak up for children’s rights and uplift the next generation of artists, helping them understand the music business and shape their brand through their art, like in my mentorship initiative ‘Collabo na Rosa Ree’.

If you’re reading this and feel aligned with this energy, if you believe in truth, growth, community, and purpose, let’s connect. I’m always open to meaningful collaborations with people who want to make a difference.

Reach out via:
📧 [email protected]
📱 +255 786 787 788 (WhatsApp)
🌐 www.rosaree.com

Let’s create something real, something that matters.

Contact Info:

• Website: https://www.rosaree.com
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rosa_ree/
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RosaReeGoddess
• Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@Rosa_Ree

Image Credits

Asam Visuals
Ashy Image
A Malick Studios
Six Rango