Hundred Waters

Hundred Waters are an American band from Gainesville, Florida, formed around vocalist Nicole Miglis together with Trayer Tryon and Zach Tetreault. Their music blends elements of folk and chamber pop with electronic production, built on layered vocal harmonies, intricate arrangements, and organic instrumentation processed through glitchy, textured beats. This mix of acoustic warmth and electronic detail set them apart from many of their peers in the indie and electronic scenes.

The band gained wider attention after signing to producer Skrillex’s label OWSLA, an unusual home for a group with such delicate, folk-leaning songwriting, and their track «Show Me Love» was remixed by Skrillex himself, introducing them to dance music audiences well beyond their original indie following. Songs such as «Murmurs», «Cavity», and «Wave to Anchor» showcase the band’s ability to move between hushed, intimate passages and denser, rhythmically driven sections within the same track.

Hundred Waters became known for a distinctive live show that translated their studio layering into an immersive, atmospheric performance, and for collaborations that bridged the gap between indie songwriting and electronic dance culture. Their work is often cited as an example of how folk and chamber pop sensibilities could coexist with the production values of contemporary electronic music.