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ROZES is back at it again with a brand new single called “Call Me,” and we’re giving Just Jared readers an exclusive first listen!

The track was written in an all female writing camp put together by Alicia Keys, called She Is The Music.

“Even the people who we think are the strongest and happiest have their demons. I wrote ‘Call Me‘ as a way to extend a helping hand and tell this person: ‘I’m here for you’,” ROZES said in a statement.

“I understand how hard it is to reach out when you’re fighting for your mental health,” ROZES continued. “I know how comforting the isolation can feel. I’ve been the person on both sides; I’ve been the one to say ‘Call Me,’ and I’ve been the person who doesn’t want to be a bother and ask for help. I think it’s important that we do not underestimate the power of a phone call. The courage to reach out can change a life, and maybe its your own.”

“Call Me” drops June 7th on all digital platforms – Have your first listen here!

ROZES is back at it again with a brand new single called “I Don’t,” and you can stream it right here!

The track is the final addition to the talented 24-year-old singer-songwriter’s – who’s best known for her 2015 hit collaboration “Roses” with hit-makers The Chainsmokers – latest EP, I don’t know where I’m going, but I’m on my way.

“‘I DON’T‘ The final song of ROZES phase 1. Thank you for being on this journey with me,” Rozes wrote on her Twitter account. “This song means so much to me, I’m so glad it was the final release before moving on to a new adventure. I’m so excited for what’s to come. Here we gooooo🎈”

You can also download “I Don’t” on iTunes now!

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Iconic Dutch DJ Nicky Romero joins forces with ROZES‘ on their new collaborative single “Where Would We Be,” and you can stream it right here!

“Everyone has their “what if’s” and “I wonder what would’ve happened’s” when reminiscing on past relationships, so I wanted to roll all my questions into one song,” ROZES said in a statement. “You wonder if they ever got it together and where your lives would be if you were still together. But I get pulled back to reality because I’m the happiest I’ve ever been. But sometimes, you still wonder.”

The track follows ROZES‘ single with Galantis, “Girls On Boys” and “Canyons,” which JustJared.com premiered back in July.

You can also stream “Where Would We Be” on Spotify and download it on iTunes now!

Click inside to read the lyrics to ROZEZ and Nicky Romero’s new single…More Here! »

Galantis team up with ROZES on their brand new single “Girls on Boys,” and you can stream it right here!

The upbeat track is the latest to be lifted from the Swedish production duo’s – Christian Karlsson and Linus Eklöw – upcoming full-length sophomore album, The Aviary, which is due out on September 15th.

“‘Girls On Boys‘ is about attempting to fix a broken heart with a night of flashy distractions, which is only a short-term remedy,” ROZES said in a statement. “One of my co-writers went though a break-up and we were talking about how he was coping, which was mostly by keeping busy, hanging out with friends, and partying like everything was fine. The up-beat vibe of the song masks the darker lyrics, which reveal that the money, diamonds, and champagne won’t fix the feeling of missing the person you love and feeling alone.”

You can also stream “Girls on Boys” on Spotify and download it on iTunes now!

Click inside to read the lyrics to Galantis and ROZES new single…More Here! »

ROZES is back at it again with a brand new song called “Canyons,” and you can have your exclusive first listen via JustJared.com right now!

The track is the latest single from the talented 24-year-old singer-songwriter, who’s best known for her 2015 hit collaboration, “Roses“, with hit-makers The Chainsmokers.

“This song is about learning that you can disagree with the people you love and still be compatible,” ROZES told JustJared in a statement. “A healthy relationship of any sort is being able to have your own opinions and maintaining your own identity while still living in harmony with each other.”

“Canyons” will be made available to stream on Spotify and purchase and all digital platforms on Friday (July 14)!