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A River Crossing
A River Crossing is an indie folk project led by singer-songwriter Eliana Rowe, who started writing songs in her bedroom. She eventually formed a band with...
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A River Crossing is an indie folk project led by singer-songwriter Eliana Rowe, who started writing songs in her bedroom. She eventually formed a band with bassist Sarah Jones and drummer Emily Carter. Their debut album 'Hidden' came out in 2015, with the title track becoming a notable song for them.
That first album dealt with mental health struggles and LGBTQ+ identity, which drew some criticism at the time. Rowe continued writing, and the group released follow-up albums called 'Echoes' and 'Bloom' that explored different emotional territory. Their music tends toward atmospheric folk with a raw, introspective quality.
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