Flyte

Flyte is a London-based ensemble that has evolved from a guitar-driven indie pop outfit into one of the UK's most respected purveyors of sophisticated indie folk. Led by Will Taylor and Nick Hill, the group's identity is defined by their exceptional vocal chemistry and a 'less is more' production philosophy.

Their early work, notably 'The Loved Ones', showcased a penchant for melodic hooks and literary references, but it was their later shift toward a more stripped-back, analog aesthetic that cemented their critical standing. This transition was marked by a move toward recording in storied spaces like Konk Studios and collaborating with producer Andrew Sarlo. Their sound is deeply influenced by the Laurel Canyon scene and the British folk revival, yet it maintains a contemporary edge through its unflinching lyrical honesty. They occupy a unique cultural space as a 'musician's band,' frequently collaborating with peers like Billie Marten, Laura Marling, and Madison Cunningham. Critically, they are praised for their craftsmanship and the 'timeless' quality of their arrangements, which avoid modern production gimmicks in favor of organic textures and structural perfection.