Edwin Raphael

Edwin Raphael walks us through his new EP, 'Staring at Ceilings'

We’ve been waiting for this moment since the release of his singles “Mild Sanity (feat. Juletta)” and “Sea of Things.” Now, Montreal-based artist Edwin Raphael has finally released his new…

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Edwin Raphael knows it’s not his “Time to Sink”

It’s hard not to hear chill pop artist Edwin Raphael’s hushed, elegant vocals and not feel like you’re being serenaded. One might’ve first felt that with last single, “Sea of…

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Edwin Raphael keeps his head above water in “Sea of Things”

Edwin Raphael has been turning heads with his chill pop-folk sound since 2015 . Today, the singer-songwritershares his new single “Sea Of Things.” Like this new track and his previous single, “Mild…

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Edwin Raphael clears his head in "Mild Sanity" feat. Juletta

25-year-old indie artist Edwin Raphael expresses his creativity in the form of chill pop with a touch of folk. In his newest song, "Mild Sanity," (featuring Juletta) Raphael carries a gentle…

Edwin Raphael walks us through his new EP, 'Staring at Ceilings'

Edwin Raphael knows it’s not his “Time to Sink”

Edwin Raphael keeps his head above water in “Sea of Things”

Edwin Raphael clears his head in "Mild Sanity" feat. Juletta

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