Riverdies
Riverdies formed in Bristol around 2016, with Anya Frost on vocals and Ethan Hayes on guitar. Their debut EP 'Whispers in the Void' got some attention, and...
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Riverdies formed in Bristol around 2016, with Anya Frost on vocals and Ethan Hayes on guitar. Their debut EP 'Whispers in the Void' got some attention, and the 2018 album 'Clear Like Water' gave them a proper foothold. The title track 'Clear Like Water' became their most recognizable song, along with 'Home' and 'Mileage' from that period.
Frost's lyrics often dealt with personal territory, which sometimes drew more scrutiny than the music itself. A song called 'Dear John' from the 'Clear Like Water' album sparked some tabloid interest at the time. The band kept recording through that, putting out 'Ashes to Embers' and then 'Echoes' in 2022.
Their lineup included Emily Carter on bass and James Knight on drums. The sound had elements of indie rock and dream pop, with Frost's voice carrying most of the weight. Songs like 'Still Remains' and 'These Words' showed they could write straightforward, melodic material without leaning too hard on atmosphere.
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