Rah Rah was an indie rock band hailing from Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, known for their vibrant energy and compelling blend of musical styles. The group was formed in 2006 and carved out a unique space within the indie music scene with their dynamic sound that ranged from folk-inspired ballads to upbeat rock anthems. Over the years, Rah Rah’s sound evolved but consistently retained a spirited, heart-on-sleeve quality that resonated with fans.

With a discography that includes albums like "Going Steady" (2008) and "Breaking Hearts" (2010), Rah Rah garnered critical acclaim and a dedicated following. Their 2012 release, "The Poet's Dead," marked a high point in their career with more refined songwriting and matured sound, receiving accolades from critics and fans alike. The band continued to showcase their versatility through EPs such as "The Sailors EP" and creative remix projects like "Rahmixes." "Vessels" (2015), was another significant release that demonstrated their continued growth. Rah Rah's commitment to crafting relatable, poetic lyrics and engaging melodies made them a beloved staple in the Canadian indie music community until they disbanded, leaving a lasting impact with their final release, "Yakekuso summer madness" in 2019. Despite no longer performing, the legacy of Rah Rah's music remains influential among indie music enthusiasts.