Wharfer, the moniker of Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Kyle Wall, has quietly carved out a special niche in the indie music landscape with his introspective and evocative sound. Beginning with his debut in the early 2010s, Wall's artistic journey as Wharfer has been marked by a prolific output and a steadfast commitment to exploring the depths of folk and lo-fi genres. His music, characterized by haunting melodies, lyrical introspection, and a DIY aesthetic, speaks to the solitude and contemplation that often accompanies urban life.

Over the years, Wharfer's discography has expanded to include a diverse range of releases including "Postboxing," "In Due Haze," and "Scenes of the Tourist," showcasing his evolution as an artist while maintaining the intimate storytelling and atmospheric soundscapes that have become his hallmark. Whether through the melancholic reflections of "The Teeth" or the atmospheric musings of "Obsidian," Wall’s work under the Wharfer banner continues to resonate with listeners seeking solace and meaning in the complexities of everyday life. His ability to blend poetic narratives with minimalist arrangements has not only defined his career but has also established him as a distinctive voice within the indie music scene.