Remayn is an indie-folk singer/songwriter from Eastbourne, England. He began writing music at the age of 26 as a way of processing grief after several personal tragedies. In April 2016 he released his first EP, 21276, named after the ages he was at the time of those tragedies. Described as ‘unapologetically macabre’ and ‘brutally honest’, the 5-track EP dealt with themes of loss, absence, confusion and sorrow.

Remayn played several gigs around the local area and built up a small following. He spent the next two years writing, composing and recording his debut album ‘Pressure’, which was released in February 2018. The album received several critically acclaimed reviews, including a 'Top Album' of the year from Divide and Conquer Music, and Number 3 on reviewer Mike Antonich's favourite albums of 2018.

Further singles followed the release of Pressure, including July, The Arcade, and Burn, which has received airplay on BBC Introducing and over 10,000 streams on Spotify.

Golden Hour was released next, which also received BBC airplay, followed by Coffee & Prozac, an ode to mental health in lockdown. This received over 20,000 streams on Spotify and 4th place on Folklore’s Top 20 of 2020, with praise being directed at its ‘stunning melodies’, and being called a ‘masterclass in how to write an acoustic driven track’.

Him Always, Them Sometimes, Her Forever is Remayn’s latest work, a 9 track album departing from the acoustic sounds of the previous singles, and instead taking influence from 90’s rock and Shoegaze.