Terre Roche - Inner Adult (2024)

Renowned American singer-songwriter Terre Roche, part of the iconic NYC sibling folk trio The Roches, has announced the release of her brand-new album “INNER ADULT”, and unveils the new single “Fish Out of Water”. This collection features 13 brand-new tracks, all penned and performed by Terre herself. The digital release is scheduled for Friday, May 17th, 2024, promising a fresh addition to her already impressive repertoire.

Accompanying the digital album is a limited-edition book, embellished with Terre’s illustrations, song lyrics, and captivating photographs. Notably, every book purchase grants access to a digital download of the album, adding value to this unique offering.

Recorded amidst the serene yet tempestuous atmosphere of St. John in the US Virgin Islands, “INNER ADULT” carries a profound narrative. Terre Roche shares her experience of confronting her inner melodies during the island’s hurricane season, defying conventions by staying put rather than fleeing. With no external pressures dictating her creativity, she found herself delving into a treasure trove of songs accumulated over four years.

The catalyst for this musical exploration was Allen Clapp, a fellow musician renowned for his work with The Orange Peels. Having relocated to St. John with his wife and bandmate, Clapp set up a studio in their abode. Terre Roche seized the opportunity to record her compositions, initially with no intention of crafting an album. Yet, the raw beauty captured in each first-take recording spurred her decision to compile them into “INNER ADULT.”

Roche describes her latest work as a reflection of universal themes that resonate with listeners. From the evolution of her voice to introspective musings, the album encapsulates a transformative journey, culminating in the revelation of her “Inner Adult.”

Terre Roche’s multifaceted talents extend beyond music, encompassing roles as a guitar player, teacher, author, and innkeeper. As a founding member of The Roches and Afro-Jersey, her contributions to the cultural landscape remain profound.