Roe

Roe is a name used by several different acts, including a Polish school band, a band based in Fort Collins and Denver, Colorado, a solo artist from Derry in Northern Ireland, and a Houston rapper featured on Wreckshop Records’ To Live and Die.

Poland

One Roe project forms in Polkowice, Poland, as a school band started by Michał Zborowski on vocals, Grzegorz Godlewski on lead guitar, Dawid Stanek on second guitar, Mateusz Pieczarka on bass guitar and Piotr Janas on drums. It begins as a small project led by Godlewski. The group plays only two official performances before splitting after the members finish high school.

Derry, Northern Ireland

Another Roe is a solo artist from Derry, Northern Ireland. This artist works in indie pop, R&B, alternative rock and soul, and is also associated with Discoverockult. The release You Call It Art is listed as an EP from 2017. Roe is selected to play on the BBC Introducing stage at Glastonbury in 2017.

Other artists using the name

Another Roé appears as a separate recording project on a 1990 CD issued by Barclay. That release includes Christian Banet on lead vocals and guitars, Roland Kerridge on drums, Christophe Monthieux on drums and vocals, Mick Parker on keyboards, with guest appearances by David Gilmore and Mory Kante. The album includes tracks such as “Soledad (Viejecita),” “Como es Agua,” “Chispas,” “Copita de Nieve,” “Muy Bien,” “Chiclana,” “Saborear,” “Seance Danse le Noir,” “Sardana,” “Calipiga” and “Soledad.” The music is described with electronic, Latin and pop elements, and styles including house, flamenco, rumba and vocal.

Roe is also listed as an R&B singer-songwriter from Venice, California.