Wriddyl · A new six-song EP

Under
Covers

Old songs. The same ache.

Six old songs about hard lives, long roads, and the people we miss.

Coming soon

Under Covers by Wriddyl: the title stitched into a worn patchwork quilt beside a glowing bedside lamp
Six songs, carried forwardGeneral release · 09.25.2026
General release
The recordSix old-time hardship songs
The storiesHardship, longing & farewell
Inside Under CoversTracklist & lyrics →

Pick your frequency

Listen everywhere.

The Sound After album cover

Out now · The Sound After

The Sound
After

Ten songs from the moment the silence begins to answer—fragile, strange, and slowly coming alive again.

  1. 01The Sound After6:02
  2. 02Second Skin Silence6:12
  3. 03I Lied About Being Fine5:20
  4. 04From the Hollow Place5:26
  5. 05What I Meant Was6:19
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Selected releases

Music for the rooms behind the room.

Explore Under Covers and the records that came before it. Different songs, the same need to put a feeling into words.

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The Door That Stayed Open black hoodie

The Sound After · First capsule

Wear the door
that stayed open.

Five black pieces: three artifacts from the record, plus two signature staples built to outlive the release.

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Behind Wriddyl

A riddle dreaming itself awake.

Wriddyl is a Cincinnati-born music project for the places where feelings lose their names and unfinished conversations keep glowing after midnight.

The songs move through indie pop, emo, alternative rock, and electronic texture like rooms in the same strange house. Intimate vocals lean against patient builds; sharp edges blur into melodies that follow you home.

“Some feelings do not want an answer. They want a door.”
Wriddyl portrait with piano keys and puzzle pieces

From the signal

Follow the static between the songs.

Three windows into the same strange weather: images, moving songs, and short transmissions from whatever world the music is becoming.

Booking · Press · Collaboration

Let’s make something
strange enough to stay.

wriddyl@wriddyl.com