Kylaido
Kylaido is a duo made up of Anya Giddings and Ethan Sinclair. Giddings handles piano and vocals, while Sinclair works on guitar and production. Their music...
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Kylaido is a duo made up of Anya Giddings and Ethan Sinclair. Giddings handles piano and vocals, while Sinclair works on guitar and production. Their music pulls from classical impressionism, ambient electronica, and ethereal folk, creating soundscapes that feel both delicate and expansive.
Their song "Ebb + Flow" came out in 2015 on their debut album of the same name. It became their most recognizable track, setting a tone for their work that balances introspection with atmospheric arrangement. They followed it with releases like the EP "Interlude" in 2017 and the album "Sanctuary" in 2020.
Kylaido's sound didn't immediately fit mainstream channels, and some listeners found it too esoteric. They kept working anyway, putting out "Reverie" in 2023 without much shift toward commercial polish. The duo seems content building a catalog that moves at its own pace, favoring mood and texture over conventional hooks.
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