Bedside Kites
Bedside Kites is an indie-folk duo from Portland, Oregon, made up of vocalist and guitarist Sheridan Riley and multi-instrumentalist Mark Nicholas. They...
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Bedside Kites is an indie-folk duo from Portland, Oregon, made up of vocalist and guitarist Sheridan Riley and multi-instrumentalist Mark Nicholas. They started playing together in 2012, drawn to folk music and writing lyrics that felt personal.
Their debut album 'Paper Trails' came out in 2015, and the song 'A Sad Song About a Girl I No Longer Know' got a lot of attention for how plainly it dealt with heartbreak. Some listeners found it too sentimental, but the duo kept writing in that direct, unguarded style.
They've put out a few more albums since then, including 'Fables' in 2017, 'Silhouettes' in 2019, and 'Reverie' in 2022. Their sound has stayed mostly in that quiet, folk-leaning space, with songs like 'Deep Brown Eyes' showing the same kind of close-up emotional focus.
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