Rose Falcon Extends Curb/Word Publishing Partnership
Rose Falcon & Sarah Schumacher.
Singer-songwriter Rose Falcon has extended her publishing agreement with Curb|Word Music Publishing.
Since first signing with the company in 2020, Falcon has penned songs for artists including Chase Matthew, Redferrin, Wyatt Flores, Rodney Atkins, Tim Dugger, Jake & Shelby, Madison Hughes, Rotundo, Sean Oliu, Trevor Snider, and others. As an artist, she collaborated with Rodney Atkins as the duo Rod + Rose, releasing a self-titled EP and a collection of Christmas songs, including their original “Mary Had a Little Lamb” on Curb Records.
Prior to joining Curb|Word, Falcon earned her first No. 1 with Eric Paslay’s “Friday Night.” She also co-wrote “Give Into Me,” featured in the 2010 film Country Strong and recorded by Faith Hill and also by film stars Garrett Hedlund and Leighton Meester, whose rendition was certified Gold in 2014. Early in her career, Falcon signed with Columbia Records, releasing a self-titled debut album that earned placements across film, TV, and major national ad campaigns including Verizon, JCPenney, Build-A-Bear Workshop, and Estée Lauder. She later signed with Show Dog-Universal Music and released two EPs for the label.
“I always love when Rose turns in a new song because I know I’m going to hear lines that no other writer could have possibly written,” says Sarah Schumacher, Head of Creative, Country Publishing. “She has a clear perspective that translates across all genres and allows artists the freedom to explore lyrically while remaining authentic to their own artistry. We are thrilled to continue our partnership with Rose!”
“I’m genuinely excited for this next chapter with Curb|Word Music Publishing,” says Falcon. “There’s a rare alignment in this team that feels like purpose more than coincidence, and Sarah Schumacher continues to create rooms with a passion and intuition you simply can’t manufacture. I don’t believe in wasted days, and I’m grateful to be surrounded by people who aim at the same horizon.”
