Myra Flynn

Myra Flynn is a singer-songwriter known for blending indie and soul music with powerful, soulful vocals. Half Irish and half African American, she has been compared to artists like Ani DiFranco, Shawn Colvin, Rihanna, and Jill Scott. Born and raised in Vermont, Flynn has toured extensively across the U.S., Wales, London, Ireland, and Australia. Her music career includes albums like *Crooked Measures* (2009), *For the Record* (2011), *Half Pigeon*, *Never Mind the Mourning*, and her latest release, *Shadow Work* (2023). Flynn's work often explores complex themes such as relationships, social issues, and personal growth, showcasing her ability to tackle difficult subjects with lyrical depth.

Flynn splits her time between Vermont and Los Angeles, where she has been involved in various artistic and journalistic pursuits. She has shared stages with notable artists like Ivan Neville, Mike Gordon, and Lee “Scratch” Perry. Beyond music, Flynn is also a DEIB Advisor, host, and executive producer at Vermont Public, where she works on projects like *Homegoings*. Her personal life has influenced her music, with motherhood bringing new inspiration and strength to her work.