Neska and Libi Rose, the dynamic eighteen-year-old twin sisters, are making waves in the entertainment industry with their multifaceted talents in music, acting, and screenwriting. Neska writes and creates the music, while Libi joins in as a harmonist and pianist. Based in Los Angeles, the sisters release their highly anticipated EP, ‘H,’ along with an accompanying music video for the standout track “Epithets”.

“Epithets” smoothly swirls electric guitars, brassy instruments, Libi’s haunting pianos, a steady beat on drums by producer David Greenbaum, and Neska’s mesmerizing vocals. The brassy instruments bring a clever jazzy twist to the alt-pop song, making it unique and showcasing the girls’ talent and range. “Epithets” evokes deep yet fierce and courageous feels showing Neska’s ability to combine vulnerability with power.

Reflecting on the track, Neska states it’s about

“That weird sense of numbness felt after spending a one on one with someone who caused conflict. The things she wishes she could have expressed in real time”.

Neska and Libi Rose have already released two singles, "Hippo" and "Aware," which have garnered attention and praise. Their upcoming EP, ‘H,’ promises to be a musical treat, featuring the single “Epithets,” produced by Greenbaum. Along with two other tracks, “Shelly” and “The Pit”, produced by Neska, Libi, and Noam Fainer.

Their musical journey took a significant leap forward with collaborations with six-time Grammy-winning producer David Greenbaum, known for his work with renowned artists like Tom Morello, Beck, and Beabadoobee.

They frequently grace the stage at The Hotel Cafe and other notable venues such as Hotel Ziggy Los Angeles, Bar Lubitsch, The Mint, and Whisky A Go Go.

Multi-hyphenate sisters Neska and Libi have already made significant strides in their careers. Neska recently showcased her acting prowess in the Apple TV series "Extrapolations," starring alongside David Schwimmer and Daveed Diggs, and in Nickelodeon's "Drama Club" as Gertie. Libi, on the other hand, portrayed young Angelyne in Peacock's mini-series "Angelyne." The sisters have also made their mark on Nickelodeon, acting and writing comedy songs for the sketch comedy series “Nick Shorts”.