Yoke Lore

Yoke Lore is the solo musical project of Adrian Galvin, formerly of Walk the Moon and Yellerkin. Galvin adopted the moniker Yoke Lore in 2016, which symbolizes the juxtaposition of "yoke," representing connections, and "lore," representing the stories we tell. His music blends folk's intimacy with pop's infectiousness, delivering thoughtful indie pop rich in anthemic choruses and heartfelt lyricism. Based in Brooklyn, New York, Galvin's artistic endeavor as Yoke Lore has been characterized by his distinctive voice and banjo-led soundscapes, which are textured with lush electronic layers.

Since the inception of Yoke Lore, Galvin has captured the attention of indie music enthusiasts with his deep lyrical themes that often explore identity, conviction, and the intersection between the self and the external world. With releases like "Goodpain" and "Far Shore," he quickly established a signature sound and an earnest, introspective songwriting style. His most recent releases, such as "Idiots" and "Toward a Never Ending New Beginning," continue to showcase his evolution as an artist, delivering thought-provoking lyrics wrapped in soul-stirring melodies. Yoke Lore's artistry extends beyond music; he's known for connecting with fans through his introspective and philosophical musings, both within his songs and in the wider conversations they spark.

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