Ynana Rose Offers a Wistful Midlife Reimagining of Fleetwood Mac’s “Landslide”

California-based singer-songwriter Ynana Rose unveils a tender new take on “Landslide,” reinterpreting the classic 1975 Fleetwood Mac ballad through the lens of midlife transition and acoustic folk-pop beauty. With silky vocals, understated piano, and warm, expressive cello, the track is a loving ode to change, reflection, and the enduring strength that comes with age.

Originally added to her live set just a few years ago, Rose’s connection to the song deepened when her teenage son Luca encouraged her to record it. “Mama, you need to record that song,” he told her after a performance – so she did, with Luca contributing a heartfelt piano arrangement and Logan Castro lending lush cello to complete the intimate production.

“Landslide” is part homage, part personal reckoning – balancing wistful melancholy with honesty, gratitude, and love. The children that I built my life around for so long have grown, and I need to re-focus my energies onto other things, including my own expansion. One of the many gifts of aging is that we become bolder in the pursuit of what we desire. – Ynana Rose


Well, I’ve been afraid of changin’
‘Cause I’ve built my life around you

But time makes you bolder
Even children get older
And I’m gettin’ older, too