artists & producers

Ella Grace is a rising pop–R&B artist from New Zealand whose music is driven by emotion, authenticity, and pure vibe. She creates from instinct — whatever she’s feeling in the moment becomes the atmosphere of her sound. Whether it’s soft, soulful, moody, or energetically alive, Ella’s goal is simple: to make music that feels good, both to her and to the people who hear it.

Her artistry blends warm R&B textures with pop sensibility and a fluid, soulful vocal tone. Drawing inspiration from Billie Eilish and the playful, aesthetic world of Barbie, Ella balances emotional honesty with dreamy sonic colors and a distinct sense of identity. She sees music as energy — mood, movement, and emotion — and aims to create songs that listeners don’t just hear, but feel.

As an artist, Ella’s strengths lie in her openness: she collaborates easily, takes feedback with grace, and adapts quickly in studio spaces. While still shaping her creative identity, she embraces experimentation across R&B, soul, and even liquid drum & bass — letting her sound evolve naturally without forcing it into a box.

Over the next few years, Ella hopes to travel, gain life experience, build financial stability, and grow into a confident performer. She dreams of developing her stage presence — whether in small intimate rooms or performing for massive crowds like 15,000-seat audiences. She also aims to learn the behind-the-scenes world of music, collaborate with her Concrete Roses peers, and explore her sound through group projects and solo releases..

With a voice that feels intimate and genuine, and a personality rooted in honesty and playfulness, Ella Grace is finding her lane — slowly, naturally, and joyfully. She isn’t rushing the process. She’s having fun creating something that finally feels like her.

Paving the way in the Denver music scene with his eclectic production style, hard-hitting drums, and crisp mixes, Ronan Suda has shown his strength as an artist for years. Starting as a rapper, and going by many names over his career such as "Yung Ron Ron," "Ron Suda" and "Nomad," Ronan is a unique artist with an unwavering drive. With an accessible catalog of over 150 songs across all platforms, and endless more in the vault, his consistency and work ethic continue to show for itself. Following the debut of his first ever production-only singles, Ronan released two separate beat tapes under the artist name "Ron Suda," titled "The Feelings We've Come to Know" and "Skating against the wind" in November and December of 2022 respectively. Both compiling almost 10 years of beautiful sample chops, hypnotizing but reminiscent drums and dusty, ethereal keys, these beat tapes cemented Ronan as an eye-catching new prospect in the Colorado music scene. Almost four years later, the culmination of hard work, endless energy and artistic ingenuity have pushed Ronan Suda to bigger heights, leading him to bring his talents to Concrete Roses.

Whole Sound, the artistic identity of Matthew Mitchell, is a Denver-based rapper and producer whose music merges abstract lyricism, experimental flows, and existential depth. Operating at the intersection of lyrical rap and avant-garde expression, Whole Sound creates art designed not just to be heard — but to be felt. His name embodies his mission: to craft music that resonates emotionally, fully, and authentically within the listener’s chest.

Drawing influence from innovators like Jay Electronica, Armand Hammer, MF DOOM, Earl Sweatshirt, Kanye West, Stove God Cooks, The Roots, Westside Gunn, Conductor Williams, and others, Whole Sound pushes the boundaries of rhyme patterns and sonic structure. His style is defined by unpredictable flows, abstract imagery, and a commitment to world-building — music that challenges the mind while moving the spirit.

Beginning his artistic journey in 2020, Whole Sound has already developed a distinct creative voice. He produces much of his own work using Ableton and Studio One, and approaches the studio as a place of intentional preparation and experimentation. Though he is still shaping what his live performance identity will become, he envisions a future where his shows feel immersive, conceptual, and emotionally transformative.

Existential questions and introspective themes run through his songwriting, but at the core, his goal is simple: to make music that makes people feel something. Inspired by a painter’s philosophy — that art is finished only when it evokes emotion — Whole Sound aims to leave a lasting impression on every listener.

With short-term goals of releasing consistent music, beginning work on his debut EP, and dropping a major project in February, Whole Sound is entering a period of rapid creative growth. Long-term, he strives to craft high-quality, “no-skip” albums and eventually tour, building a reputation for artistry that prioritizes depth over volume.

As a member of Concrete Roses LLC, Whole Sound represents the experimental core of the collective — someone dedicated to pushing artistic boundaries while supporting and collaborating with his peers. With the right structure, engineering support, and creative resources, his vision is to create a sound and movement that stands apart: grounded, intentional, and undeniably felt.

Whole Sound is not just an artist — he is a thinker, a builder, and a creator of atmospheres. His purpose is clear:
to craft whole art, whole emotion, and a whole sound.