Roselle, known as “The Voice from the Hague”, started quite late with her solo-career. She started as a singer in several cover-bands and was asked by various well known vocalists as a backing-singer or as an extra lead vocalist. She also did quite a lot of studio-work over the years. After some years she got more and more requests to perform by herself, as a solo-singer.

Finally Roselle took the decision to start her solo-career and within no time her date-sheet was filled with all kinds of performances, club-dates, gala’s, events etc. Actually, Roselle was not aiming for a break-through but just enjoyed singing, she’s grateful for her fantastic “soul-voice” and her success during her shows. Enthusiastic fans gave her the nickname “The Voice of The Hague”, which is a terrific trademark. In 2008 Roselle released her first single “Take Ya Mama For A Ride”, a remake of an old hit from the English singer Lulu, and went straight into the Dutch Top 100.

In 2009 Viola Wills, who was a good friend of Roselle, suddenly passed away. At the beginning of 2010 Roselle recorded "If you could read my mind", dedicated to Viola Wills, together with producer Serge Raemakers. Niels van Gogh (Ge), Loverush UK! (Uk) and Soulshaker (Uk) supported this idea and signed for the re-mixes of this great song. Results of the promotion and release of this single were: - “If you could read my mind” was in nearly all the club-charts in the U.K. - Studio 54 has choosen the song as the hymn for their hugh party in the Sportspalace in Antwerp, Belgium, where Roselle Performed for 12.000 people. - A fantastic interview and support by the Telegraaf, the biggest newspaper in the Benelux, followed by diff. radio-interviews, television by TV West and SBS 6.

End of february 2011 the new single "Moving on up" produced by Serge Raemakers and remixed by Block & Crown, Robert Abigail, JuriV, Matizz, Bernd Loorbach & Robert Deluxe is on Dance Tunes and ............... straight away in the Dance Tunes Top 100!