Sixpence None the Richer, an alternative/pop band that delicately balances the line between mainstream appeal and indie cred, emerged from the mid-1990s and carved a niche for themselves with their melodic, contemplative music. The band, named after a passage from C.S. Lewis' theological book "Mere Christianity," is most widely recognized for their hits "Kiss Me" and "There She Goes," which showcased their ability to produce infectious, jangly pop tunes that resonated with a broad audience. The core duo of Leigh Nash's ethereal, angelic vocals and Matt Slocum's songwriting and multi-instrumental talents have consistently defined the band's sound.

Their self-titled album "Sixpence None the Richer" catapulted them to international fame in the late '90s, but the group has continued to evolve with subsequent releases. Albums like "Divine Discontent" and their Christmas collection, "The Dawn Of Grace," display their range from introspective ballads to buoyant, holiday-themed tunes. Despite taking a hiatus, the band made a comeback with "Lost in Transition," an album that intertwined their signature melodic pop with more mature, life-weathered themes, showcasing the enduring nature of their craft and their ability to resonate with a loyal fan base. Through various incarnations and amid industry changes, Sixpence None the Richer has maintained their thoughtful artistry and has left a lasting imprint on the landscape of alternative pop music.

Genres

Lilith

Pop Rock

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Latest Release

The Dawn of Grace (Deluxe)

Sixpence None The Richer

Album - 12 Tracks - Released November 15, 2024