Rozalind MacPhail is a performer, educator, and certified life coach whose work brings together music, film, storytelling, and human connection.

A Di Zhao Flutes artist and classically trained flutist with a love of experimentation, she creates immersive performances using live-looped flute, voice, omnichord, ambient electronics, and cinematic projections. Her music moves between folk, electronica, and contemporary classical influences, combining the intimacy of a singer-songwriter with the curiosity of an electroacoustic artist.

Based between St. John’s and Twillingate, Newfoundland and Labrador, Rozalind has performed internationally for more than two decades. Her career has included writing and performing original live music for film, session recording work, interdisciplinary performance, music education, and creative mentorship.

At the heart of her work is a fascination with people, place, memory, and transformation. Whether she’s performing in a concert hall, gallery, festival, school, or conference, she creates memorable experiences that feel personal and deeply human.

Her work has received recent recognition from ArtsNL, the East Coast Music Association, and MusicNL, including nominations for Artist of the Year, Arts in Education, Electronic Recording of the Year, Industry Professional of the Year, and Music Educator of the Year.

Her latest project, PUSH & PULL, is an indie folktronica album and film project co-produced with Brad Weber (Pick a Piper / Coy Haste / Caribou). Developed during an artist residency at the Unscripted Digital Arts Festival in Twillingate, it explores the push and pull between isolation and connection through original songs, oral histories, and short films.

Alongside her performance work, Rozalind is a dedicated music educator and certified life coach, helping people connect more deeply with their creativity, confidence, and sense of possibility.

Rozalind is currently booking performances, speaking engagements, and school workshops for the 2026–27 season.