Henry And The Waiter
Henry and the Waiter were a duo from New York City, with Henry Kaye on vocals and Adam Levy handling multiple instruments. They put out a debut EP called 'The...
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Henry and the Waiter were a duo from New York City, with Henry Kaye on vocals and Adam Levy handling multiple instruments. They put out a debut EP called 'The Absent Minded Professor' in 2012, followed by a full-length album in 2016 that shared its name with their most recognizable song, 'Up In Her Mind.'
That track became their calling card, a piece of indie folk with some classical touches from Levy's background. The music had a certain introspective quality, built around Kaye's voice and lyrics that often dealt with personal themes.
They worked in a space that wasn't easy to categorize, which made their path through the industry a bit less straightforward. The duo kept at it for a while, releasing more material and playing shows, but they're remembered mostly for that particular song and the mood it created.
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