ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Wren and Wilde
Wren + Wilde is a Minnesota folk and Americana band led by singer-songwriter Hilary Yoder, whose distinctive “smoke folk” sound blends emotional honesty, roots-driven songwriting, and a dark, smoldering atmosphere that sets the group apart within the Midwest music scene.
At the heart of Wren + Wilde is a deep respect for storytelling. Their songs are built around lived experience, human connection, and the emotional tension between hope and heartbreak. Rich harmonies, earthy instrumentation, and Yoder’s expressive songwriting give the music an intimate quality, while the band’s grit and dynamic range keep it from ever feeling delicate or overly polished.
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