Wild Rivers

Wild Rivers is a Toronto-based indie folk band, known for their captivating harmonies and evocative songwriting. The group was formed in 2015 by Khalid Yassein (vocals, guitar), Devan Glover (vocals), Andrew Oliver (guitar, bass), and Julien Laferriere (drums). They first gained significant recognition with their self-titled debut album in 2016, which featured a blend of acoustic melodies, soulful lyrics, and modern folk-pop elements.

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The band's lyrical themes often revolve around the intricacies of relationships and the journey of finding one's place in the world. Their style is characterized by the interplay of Yassein's and Glover's contrasting yet complementary vocals, backed by a rich, layered instrumentation. 

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Following their debut, Wild Rivers embarked on several North American tours, cultivating a strong fan base with their engaging live performances. They have released multiple EPs since, including "Eighty-Eight" in 2018 and "Songs To Break Up To" in 2020, further solidifying their place in the indie folk scene.

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Despite their relative newness in the music industry, Wild Rivers has managed to create a unique sound that resonates with many, making them one of the most promising acts in their genre. Their music continues to evolve, and they remain dedicated to creating thoughtful, emotive tracks that connect with listeners on a deep level.