The Wldlfe Inks With Riser House Records
Pictured (L-R, back row): Brandon Perdue, Jennifer Johnson, Megan Schultz and Allison Pilotti. (L-R, front row): Jack Crane, Jansen Hogan and Carson Hogan
Indie-pop group The Wldlfe has signed with Riser House Records.
Wldlfe members Jansen Hogan, Carson Hogan and Jack Crane have built a loyal fanbase fueled by a steady stream of releases. The trio burst onto the scene with their breakout EP New, 2016 and have played to sold-out crowds across North America throughout 2023 and 2024. With over 90 million global streams under their belt, The Wldlfe is gearing up to release the deluxe edition of their most-streamed project to date, Heaven is a place, 2024. Their new single “Make Me Cry” will be available April 25, and they will be hitting the road with Knox as direct support for his upcoming tour.
“When I first saw The Wldlfe, I was instantly hooked by their electrifying energy and their ability to captivate every person in the room,” shares Allison Pilotti, A&R and Publishing Manager at Riser House. “Their passion and enthusiasm for creating such a unique sound and vision is infectious. I’m so thrilled to be a part of The Wldlfe’s journey and this is only the beginning!”
“When Allison Pilotti first brought The Wldlfe to the team, I was instantly a fan of the music. When we saw them headline a sold-out show to the loudest crowd I’ve ever witnessed at The Basement East, we knew we absolutely had to work with them,” shares Brandon Perdue, SVP A&R and Publishing at Riser House. “The Wldlfe has built an incredible fanbase on the back of self-produced projects and hardcore touring, and Riser House is incredibly excited to have the opportunity to throw fuel on the fire the guys have built over the past several years.”
“The three of us are super grateful to join Riser House and add a bunch of new faces to The Wldlfe team,” shares The Wldlfe. “After years of searching for the right fit, we feel like RH can help us take The Wldlfe to places we haven’t been yet. We’re excited to get to work!”
