River Whyless

River Whyless is an American indie folk band hailing from Asheville, North Carolina, known for their harmonious soundscapes and poetic storytelling. The quartet, co-fronted by Ryan O'Keefe and Halli Anderson along with Alex McWalters and Jesse Nee-Vogelman, combine lush string arrangements, delicate harmonies, and a blending of traditional Appalachian and rock 'n' roll sensibilities to craft a unique and evocative sound. Their music often grapples with themes of love, change, and socio-political issues.

Since their formation, River Whyless has built a reputation for thought-provoking lyrics and intricate melodies, showcased in their impressive range of releases. Hits like "Kindness, A Rebel" and "Born in the Right Country" offer commentary on the human condition against a backdrop of folk-infused compositions. Meanwhile, tracks like "Motel 6" and "Oil Skin" explore personal narratives with an intimate touch. With their recent singles "Monoflora" and "Promise Rings," River Whyless continues to evolve, captivating listeners with their dynamic blend of modern folk with an indie edge, earning them a dedicated following and critical acclaim on the indie music scene. Their cover of "It Ain't Me Babe" and "Fortunate Son" also showcase their ability to reinterpret classics with their signature style, further cementing their place as a band with both reverence for tradition and an eye toward the future of folk music.

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Monoflora
Album - 12 Tracks - Released April 8, 2022
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