EPK
BIO
Rochelle Riser, a Nashville-based singer/songwriter raised on a farm in rural Iowa, comes from generations of farmers and working class people who could carry their part in the hymnal. With clear, songbird vocals, audiences immediately fall for Riser's voice, called "open and vulnerable, spanning the gap between ethereal heights and down-to-earth intimacy" by Modern Folk Music of America. Through thoughtful narratives, Riser captures landscape and emotion through sound and vivid storytelling. Her latest single "Superior," her tribute to summers spent in northern Minnesota, is available now. Her voice is also featured on the soundtrack of Netflix Original Bigfoot Family.
MUSIC
PRESS
VIDEO
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The Sounds Won't Stop - Step Into the Vivid World of Rochelle Riser
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WTIP Radio - Rochelle Riser's "Superior" Captures North Shore Experience
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Adobe and Teardrops Podcast - featuring "Way Out There" by Rochelle Riser
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South Dakota Public Radio - Moment In Sound with Rochelle Riser
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Rochelle Riser Earns a Spot in Top Writer Showdown --- Underground Music Collective
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"Rochelle's voice is open and vulnerable, spanning the gap between ethereal heights and down-to-earth intimacy."
--- The Modern Folk Music of America
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"Great EP...no doubt the first of many. She's got a wonderful voice."
--- John Godfrey, The Troubador Show
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"Rochelle(...)’s style is the real deal. Her vocal sounds like a mellow Stevie Nicks. I adore the tone of her voice and the way she can deliver these thoughtful, narrative lines."
--- Ear to the Ground Music