She has spent the last 13 years gigging around the world from huge stages to street corners, from Korea to England, California to North Carolina.
In 2008 she completed her second solo album 'Sailin' South' aboard her boat studio "Burnett Trilogy", a 30' Pearson sloop in the harbor of Ocracoke, North Carolina while living out on the hook in the O'day.
[1] Beaufort Music Festival,[2] Ocrafolk Festival,[3] Hoke County Ho Down, WOVV fundraiser concert, Fort Bragg Fair (with Slappin' Patties), 99.1 'the sound' Acoustic Lunch, Creator and host of Mango Loco and Dirty Dick's Open Mic Nights[4] Mya Rose's music is generally well liked by most critics.
Marlene Palumbo from Indienink Music described Mya's solo debut album as "Her accomplished deep sultry vocals adeptly wrap around the lyrics, to pull you right in...
"[6] Other notable positive reviews came from Rob Lucey at Carolina Currents Magazine who said "...she found a niche in the island's music scene playing her folk rock with a country tinge..." and Jamie Tunnell of the Ocracoke Observer who said "The Mya Rose Band has soulful vocals backed by rockin' folk with bluesy harmonica and vibrant sax.