I SEE RIVERS Wales, UK
I SEE RIVERS encapsulate audiences with their distinctive sound and renowned
harmonies.
The multi-instrumentalist Scandi ‘float-pop’ trio are renowned for encapsulating audiences with their distinctive Nordic sound which over time has evolved with heavier production and indie-electronic influences. Their new musical soundscape has them compared to a mix between Fleet Foxes and Haim.
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