Rhye is an experimental soul and pop music project formed by Torontonian musician Mike Milosh. Milosh founded the project in 2010, blending elements of traditional soul music with modern electronic beats and synths. The project's first EP, titled "The Fall" was released in 2012 and widely praised by critics, the project earning comparisons to Sade, Pink Floyd, and Fleetwood Mac. The project's first full length album, "Woman", was released in 2013 and enjoyed greater success, becoming one of the highest-rated albums of the year. The follow-up album, "Blood", was released in 2018, finding Rhye building on the sound established on its first album but adding additional experimental styles, from dub and trip hop to modern house. The album has been well received with Pitchfork citing Milosh's songwriting as some of the sharpest and most cinematic of the project's career.