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EPISODE · Dec 30, 2025 · 11 MIN

Green Hair, Big Voice: Trilby Rose on Finding Her Sound, Fronting a Band, and Writing Music That Connects

from The Storehouse Media Podcast · host Sherrie Clark

Sherrie Price Clark and Neil Haley welcome a rising star with serious stage presence: Trilby Rose, lead singer of the dynamic Greenville-based band Hot As A Pepper. At just 17, Trilby stepped into the frontwoman spotlight and has since performed 85+ live shows while finishing cosmetology school and recording her debut album.This episode dives into Trilby’s musical journey, her songwriting roots, her inspirations, and what it’s like to balance being a rock vocalist by night and a hair stylist by day — all while staying grounded in authentic storytelling and community connection.🎵 Singer/Songwriter🎙️ Lead Singer of Hot As A Pepper💇‍♀️ Licensed Cosmetologist🎧 Upcoming Solo Album (2026)🎸 Musical Style: Emotional, relatable songwriting with big vocals, inspired by Ani DiFranco, Haley Williams, Gwen Stefani, and other powerhouse womenStarted with violin at a young ageLearned piano, flute, guitar; active in band & orchestraTook a detour into competitive equestrian sportsReturned to music as a form of emotional processing and healingBegan writing songs as a coping mechanismLater studied opera, which became a foundation for strong vocal control“Songwriting became my biggest coping mechanism — it helped me find my place in the world.” — TrilbyJoined the band at age 17 after being invited to sing a few songs liveThe band quickly offered her the frontwoman positionPerforms covers from the '60s to the present — with a focus on '70s and '80s hitsKnown for stage charisma, emotional expression, and versatile vocals“I walked up, sang three songs, and next thing I knew I was in the band.”Working with members of Hot As A Pepper on original materialHer debut solo album is slated for early 2026Focused on meaningful lyrics, emotional depth, and capturing her true soundThe band has produced and engineered the project, supporting her artistic vision fully“I didn’t have the resources — but they believed in me and helped me find my voice.”She’s more interested in making meaningful music than chasing viral fameFocused on storytelling and connection, not algorithmsInspired by strong women in music who use their platforms to speak truth and advocate for change“I want to make good music and connect with good people — that’s all I can control.”Ani DiFranco – raw, poetic, political, and musically fearlessHayley Williams (Paramore) – energy, honesty, and emotional intelligence on stageGwen Stefani – stage presence, individuality, and genre fusionChappell Roan – recent influence in the alt-pop scene with bold vocals and unique flairPerforms in a rock band by night and works as a licensed cosmetologist by dayHas played over 85+ shows in just the past yearKnown for her signature green hair (you’ll recognize her instantly!)Writes, performs, and records her own original materialGrew up journaling and writing lyrics about life, family, and growth📱 TikTok & Instagram: @trilbyyy🎵 Coming Soon on Spotify & Apple Music: Search: “Trilby”🎧 Debut album launches early 2026🔍 Tip: Search "Trilby with green hair" — you’ll find her fast.🎤 About the Guest: Trilby Rose🎯 Key Takeaways:🎶 The Origin Story:🎤 Joining Hot As A Pepper:💿 Recording Her Debut Album:🧠 Creative Philosophy:💚 Inspirations & Influences:🔥 Fun Facts:🌐 Where to Follow Trilby:

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