Rxth (pronounced Ruth) is a U.K. based singer-songwriter, writing music for people with big feelings and big questions.

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Stylistically alt-pop, meets singer-songwriter, with sultry vocals, beats, and heart.

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EP, 'Songs for Wanderers' is out now.

Receiving regular radio support from BBC Introducing: The South, Rxth has also twice been a 'featured artist' on BBC Sussex and Surrey as well enoying local radio support up and down the country and online.

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Influences such as Kate Bush, Trent Reznor, Billie Eilish, and Portishead reveal themselves in subtle and contrasting ways. Sonically dancing between the light and the dark, the alt and the pop, the 'sass' and the vulnerable. 

 

Rxth's lyrical themes range from emotional explorations, human nature, and self-reflection, to questions of consciousness and where we came from.

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With a keen interest in the big questions in life, her influences extend beyond personal and musical ones, to include thought leaders in the field of consciousness and the evolution of mind, body & spirit, which adds an interesting dimension and perspective to her lyrics.   She enjoys having one foot in the mystical, spiritual and unknown. Hence the X in her name – representing the unknown element in any equation.

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Rxth's aim is that her music leaves you better than it found you and to remind you that you aren't alone with your big feelings and big questions.

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Support for RXTH's recent releases has had radio support from BBC Introducing: The South, and she has twice been a featured artist on BBC Sussex and Surrey. Both singles have so far received local radio support up and down the country.

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