RHYE first surfaced setting the Internet abuzz with ambiguous imagery, sophisticatedly sensual music videos, and the distinctive voice of Michael Milosh. The critically acclaimed debut album Woman was released in 2013 and lauded by critics from Pitchfork to The Guardian to New York Times. Gifted songwriting, breathtaking vocals and deft instrumental arrangements combine to create an intoxicating blend of R&B influenced, deeply emotive music making the album a staple for provoking intimate moments. Since the release of Woman, RHYE has relentlessly toured to establish a devoted global fanbase. Transforming what was once a studio project, the music has been elevated by a cast of accomplished multi-instrumentalists enrapturing crowds worldwide.

RHYE’s second album Blood was released in February 2018 and was hailed as “reserved, understated, and brilliant” by NPR Music, “soul pop that hits all the high notes” by Wall Street Journal, and “a triumph” by NME. A new piano focused project titled Spirit arrived in May 2019 celebrating the subtle magic of gentle moments and featuring collaborations with Ólafur Arnalds, and Dan Wilson.

In 2021 RHYE has entered a new era with the release of Home. The record, focused on the idea of home as the nexus for creativity and buoyed by stand out tracks “Black Rain,” “Come in Closer,” and “Beautiful,” received wide critical acclaim from The Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, Billboard, Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, GQ, among others.

“Reserved, understated and brilliant soul” NPR

“Busy but not cluttered, sexy but not serious.” Pitchfork

“RHYE boasts a sound that lingers long in the memory” Mojo

“Airy dream pop… sensuous R&B and singer-song- writer candor.” — Rolling Stone