Riley Smith
Riley Smith was born in Los Angeles in 1992. He started playing open mics and live shows early on, drawing from influences like Bob Dylan and John Mayer. His...
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Riley Smith was born in Los Angeles in 1992. He started playing open mics and live shows early on, drawing from influences like Bob Dylan and John Mayer. His song 'Bad At Goodbyes' came out in 2018 and connected with listeners, bringing more attention to his work.
His first album was self-titled, and he followed it with records like 'Heartbreakweather' and 'Uncommon Ground.' Songs such as 'Change Of Season' and 'Mad Love' show his tendency toward personal writing about relationships. He works mostly alone but sometimes brings in other musicians.
Smith has written about difficult personal experiences in his music. In 2020, he faced misconduct allegations that he denied. These things have come up alongside his songs, but he keeps recording and putting out music.
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