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Richie Woods
Richie Woods is a musician from Hastings, New Zealand. His song 'Thanks Dad' gained attention online around 2018, connecting with listeners through its direct...
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Richie Woods is a musician from Hastings, New Zealand. His song 'Thanks Dad' gained attention online around 2018, connecting with listeners through its direct expression of gratitude. Other tracks like 'I'm Yr Dog' and 'Sry Seymour' show a similar straightforward approach to writing.
He works with a band that includes Jake Harris on bass and Emily Carter on drums. Their recordings include 'The Warrior Within' from 2020 and 'A Letter to My Future Self' from 2022. The music tends to stay personal and unadorned, avoiding grand production in favor of clear sentiment.
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