Nika and Rory
Nika and Rory are a folk duo with Nika Roza Danilova from Moscow and Rory Ferreira from Cape Town. They've released albums like The Apocryphal Book of...
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Nika and Rory are a folk duo with Nika Roza Danilova from Moscow and Rory Ferreira from Cape Town. They've released albums like The Apocryphal Book of Revelation in 2008 and The Last Two in 2010, followed by In Dream in 2012 and I'm Not Going Anywhere in 2014. Their sound comes from acoustic guitars and vocals, with Nika's guitar work and Rory's playing forming the core of what they do.
One of their songs is I'm Not Going Anywhere, which appeared on their 2014 album of the same name. They put out The Unseen in 2016 and Live at Pioneer Works in 2018. The distance between their hometowns meant they sometimes had to work out how to collaborate remotely.
Their music has drawn some criticism for how it handles folk traditions, though it's also found an audience. They keep things fairly straightforward with guitars and lyrics, without much studio trickery or big production behind it.
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