Zoë Ravenwood Washington, D.C.
Zoë Ravenwood became a being of pure sound after getting bit by a radioactive David Bowie LP in her
youth.
Her distinctive alt-folk style driven by intricate guitar work and soulful, vulnerable vocals and lyrics has been described as “if Joni Mitchell grew up listening to math rock and metal, and had a punk rock mentality.”
She is presently working on her second album to be released in 2020.
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