You Gave Me Freedom through Dome Records in the UK. In 2005, Gaines provided her vocals for the single "Dance With Me", which was recorded by K-Klass and released on SUSU Records. Gaines released her album Welcome to My World for SUSU Records in November 2006. She also self-released the album Soul Survivor in 2013, which included 5 songs from You Gave Me Freedom alongside new and previously unreleased material. The compilation albums Essential Rosie, a 'hits' album of sorts, and Dance with Me, a club album that includes the singles "Dance with Me" (with K-Klass) and "Release the Pressure" (with Red), were both released in 2015. Later life Over the years, Gaines experienced a number of health issues, including diabetes. In 2009, she was admitted into a psychiatric ward after an insulin overdose and seizure. In 2014, she was hospitalized after not taking enough insulin. That same year, a missing person's report was filed by her daughter Latoya to ascertain her whereabouts. She was located in a homeless shelter in Richmond, Virginia, but refused help. She did not receive royalties during this time due to her bank accounts being closed. In early 2015, Gaines's friend and fellow singer Brenda Vaughn organized a benefit concert in Oakland for her recovery and support. Various notable artist participated, including Lenny Williams, D’Wayne Wiggins of Tony! Toni! Tone!, Wilton Rabb of Graham Central Station, Tuck and Patti, Tony Dwayne and Levi Seacer, Jr. As of 2016, Gaines was living with her daughter. Discography Studio albums Compilation albums Extended plays Singles As lead artist As featured artist Promotional singles Guest appearances Soundtrack appearances Songwriting discography References External links Rosie Gaines' Official website Rosie Gaines' Official Facebook Page Rosie Gaines' Official Twitter New Power Generation members African-American women singer-songwriters American dance musicians Living people Place of birth missing (living people) Musicians from the San Francisco Bay Area People from Pittsburg, California 1960 births Singer-songwriters from California