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Emerging musician, actor, and model, Sienna-Rose Jerak shares her latest single, “TBH Thinking About You,” an anthem for falling in love. Leaning on the authenticity of 90s and early 2000s music, Sienna-Rose delivers another pop single worth swooning over.
Based between Melbourne, Australia, and Los Angeles, California, Sienna-Rose is a young, multitalented musician and performer. When she isn’t studying alongside her classmates, Sienna-Rose is diving headfirst into the music industry, flying back and forth to Los Angeles to work with world-renowned songwriters and producers.
Since her previous releases, “To Fly” and “You Got Me,” Sienna-Rose has returned to her homeland of Melbourne to write new songs and continue her education, which includes performing arts classes in addition to basic schooling. “In the last few months, I’m focusing on songwriting and hoping to develop more,” tells Sienna-Rose. “I am so in awe and inspired by my favorite songwriters, Max Martin and Diane Warren.”
The feedback from her previous two singles was uplifting and motivating for Sienna-Rose. “I have so much to learn, and I take everything on board,” she shares. “I am open to suggestions this early in my career and I’m grateful for people reaching out.”
Taking her experiences and takeaways in stride, Sienna-Rose is excited to share her latest single with listeners across the globe. “TBH Thinking About You” is Sienna-Rose’s third single release since she began releasing music over the past year. The record is a collaboration with songwriters and producers Shelley Segal and Kevin Anyaeji and was mixed in London by Grammy award winning producer Philip Larsen.
Sienna-Rose may be a young artist, but she’s no stranger to emotions that help her connect with listeners. Her latest single explores the many sensations of falling in love, from vulnerability to excitement. She reminds us that it takes an incredible amount of courage to be honest with both the other person and ourselves when sharing our feelings.
“TBH Thinking About You” was inspired by a first crush and the constant inner battle of not being able to get that person out of your head. “I am at the age where all of this is happening around me,” shares Sienna-Rose. “The song is dedicated to all young people going through their first crush.”
When she takes a step away from the spotlight, Sienna-Rose has a moment to focus on her great love: supporting animals through charity. “I have a great love for animals and hope one day I have enough influence to encourage people to support the charities and organizations that help a rescue animals in their hometowns and globally,” adds the popstar.
Sienna-Rose looks forward to returning to Los Angeles in January 2025 to record more music to share with her fans.
Make sure to stay connected to Sienna-Rose on all platforms for new music, videos, and social posts.
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