Allie Colleen Opens Up in New ‘Sincerely, Rolling Stone’ EP: A heartfelt Journey

Since debuting with her album “Stones” in 2021, country singer-songwriter Allie Colleen Victoria Roth has been committed to advancing her career and showcasing her unique musical talents and vision. She’s toured alongside artists such as Jelly Roll and Lee Brice and released hit songs like “Halos and Horns” and “Tattoos.” Now, on her new five-track EP titled “Sincerely, Rolling Stone,” Allie is taking a more intimate approach to her music.

“Sincerely, Rolling Stone” was crafted with the help of a close-knit group of friends and fellow songwriters including Barker, Bar, and others. The album delves deeper into Allie’s personal life, exploring themes that resonate with both herself and listeners.

The EP kicks off with “Oklahoma Mountains,” which tells a poignant story about hard work and perseverance amidst challenges. In the chorus, Allie sings: “Carrying this shadow on my shoulder / Im not just climbing mountains in Oklahoma.” The song showcases her resilience while reflecting on the pressures of being both an artist and a family member.

The next track, “Nicotine,” is a relatable ballad that likens falling deeply into relationships to the insatiable pull of nicotine. In this heartfelt piece, Allie vulnerably shares: “Cigarettes are quick fixes / even if you do 17 a day.” The song’s eerie atmosphere and striking lyrics offer insight into her inner world.

“Sincerely, Rolling Stone” also features “Carry On,” another co-write with Barker. This upbeat track offers encouragement to those facing lifes challenges: “When the road is long / and you feel like giving in / just keep on keeping it up.” Allie’s positive message resonates strongly with listeners.

The penultimate song, “Dreamer,” provides a reflection on self-discovery and growth. The chorus goes: “I used to dream big dreams but now I’m here / thinking maybe they were too much to bear.” This introspective piece highlights the evolution of Allie’s perspective over time.

The album concludes with “Heavens Help,” another song that deals with personal struggles in a powerful and honest manner. The track features heartfelt lyrics like: “I feel so lost without you / I need your love more than anything.” This final track leaves listeners feeling uplifted while acknowledging the challenges Allie continues to face.

Since the release of “Sincerely, Rolling Stone,” many fans have praised Allie’s courage in sharing such personal and heartfelt stories. Her vulnerability resonates with a wide audience, as she unapologetically presents her authentic self through each song.

In recent years, Allie has focused on developing her writing skills further by working independently on new material. This upcoming project aims to showcase her growth as both an artist and writer, free from the constraints of collaboration. She expresses confidence in creating music that she can be proud of: “Im excited for this next step because its a chance to show the world what Ive been thinking about all along.”

Overall, Allie Colleen’s latest EP “Sincerely, Rolling Stone” is not just another collection of songs; its a profound exploration of her identity and experiences. Through each track, she invites listeners on an emotional journey that mirrors her own life story. Her commitment to authenticity remains unwavering as she continues to craft music that matters.