Zoe Ravenwood

Musician and singer/songwriter Zo Ravenwood became a being of pure sound after being bit by a radioactive David Bowie LP in her youth.​Since the release of her first album in December of 2014 (The Problem Might Be Me, Party Time Society Records), her eclectic combination of stylistic influences and her take on the Singer/Songwriter and Nu-Folk/Alt-folk genres has allowed Zo to connect with thousands of new listeners and fans throughout the Eastern and Southwestern US, and beyond.​In 2016 she performed as one of the On The Rise series of featured artists at the FloydFest 16 music festival (major festival acts included Nathaniel Rateliff, her music has been featured on Washington, DCs NPR affiliate WAMUs Bandwidth Capital Soundtrack summer series; two of her songs were featured in a short film / documentary about the Burning Man arts and culture festival; and her music has had radio play in the Mid-Atlantic and Southwestern US, as well as in Australia.