Rhye

Internet sensations and favourites of The Guardian and The New York Times, project group RHYE has lead the R&B new wave since their mysterious debut in 2013. Having wowed the music world with their critically acclaimed EP Woman ("Best New Album”, Pitchfork), they’re now back with a bold new album, Blood, and along with it their trademark mosaic of emotive piano keys, physical percussion, buzzing analog synths, and expansive vocals.

Made up of a revolving cast of brilliant musicians and creatives, all synthesised by the vision of Canadian-born musical genius and sublime vocalist Michael Milosh, RHYE’s multilayered music is one of kind. Matching gifted songwriting with breathtaking vocals and deft instrumental arrangements, their R&B style pushes the envelope of the genre, inviting rich emotions and sensual sonic textures into a gorgeous, groove-worthy sound that demands to be heard and felt live.

 Mike Milosh talks to RNZ National's Kirsten Johnstone. Read / Listen here

"The really memorable part of RHYE is the extraordinary vocals of Michael Milosh. An androgynous sound that has the softness of velvet and a range of expression that goes from murmuring to moans." – Radio 13
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