Wyld Rose
Wyld Rose formed in Brazil around 2010, led by vocalist Yasmin Lima and guitarist Marcelo Saraiva. Their debut album 'A Flor da Pele' came out in 2012,...
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Wyld Rose formed in Brazil around 2010, led by vocalist Yasmin Lima and guitarist Marcelo Saraiva. Their debut album 'A Flor da Pele' came out in 2012, drawing attention for its emotional directness. The band works in a contemporary folk style, with Lima's voice often described as ethereal against Saraiva's guitar work.
Their 2016 album 'Coroa de Flores' included the title track that became particularly well-known. That song, along with 'Storm Tears,' shows their approach to melody and lyrical themes. The music tends toward the melancholic, with arrangements that leave space for the words.
Some of their lyrics address social and political subjects, which has drawn both support and criticism at times. They've continued to write material that explores personal and collective experiences, maintaining a focus on songcraft within their chosen musical territory.
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