Wildwood Kin, an all-female alt-folk trio hailing from Exeter in Devon, England, blends the genetic intimacy of family with seamless harmonies and a distinctive sound that has captivated audiences across the United Kingdom and beyond. Comprising sisters Beth and Emillie Key and their cousin Meghann Loney, the band's music is characterized by its ethereal quality and profound lyrical depth, underscored by their use of a variety of instruments including guitar, bouzouki, and drums.

Since their emergence on the music scene, Wildwood Kin has released an array of soul-stirring tracks and projects that showcase their evolving artistry. Albums like their self-titled "Wildwood Kin" offer a rich tapestry of their vocal and instrumental prowess, while EPs such as "Beauty In Your Brokenness" and "Voices of Equilibrium" explore the nuances of human emotion and the natural world. Having honed their craft through both studio recordings and live performances — a testament to their talent are heart-rending live renditions such as "The Homegrown Sessions" — Wildwood Kin continues to enchant with their honest songwriting and mesmerizing stage presence, evident in acoustic versions of their songs like "Signals" and creative covers like "Dakota." With seasonal releases such as "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen," they also demonstrate their versatility and ability to infuse traditional pieces with their unique sound.