Seryn

With its unique blend of voices and instrumentation, Seryn creates a progressive-folk sound that isn't easily defined, but still accessible to casual listeners, at once expansive and uplifting. What may first appear as straight folk songs later transcend into a cascading wall of sound.

The strong reception to Seryn's debut album was showcased by enthusiastic support from both local and national publications. NPR’s All Songs Considered included Seryn in its ‘Bands That Should Be Bigger’ feature, and PASTE Magazine ranked the group in its ‘Best Bands of 2011.’ while the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported, "Watching Seryn perform, it's hard to convince yourself that those crystalline, multi-part harmonies are not pre-recorded or some kind of sleight of ear."

Originally formed in Denton, TX, the group made the collective decision to call Nashville home and moved in October of 2014, in advance of the release of their sophomore release, Shadow Shows. With Shadow Shows, Seryn picked up where its critically-lauded debut left off and expanded further by introducing a harder-edged, progressive-rock feel to the album, reflecting the passion and energy in their live shows, honed over the course of hundreds of tour dates across North America, sharing stages with the likes of Twin Forks, The Head & The Heart, Polyphonic Spree, and The Walkmen, as they themselves have become known for their exuberant and passionate performance style.

Seryn’s latest release, the single “We Will All Be Changed” is scheduled for release on August 21st, 2015. Produced by Erik Herbst and recorded at The Panhandle House in Denton, TX, “We Will All Be Changed” features Seryn’s trademark soaring harmony vocals and unique arrangements and instrumentation.