Maura Weaver

Maura Weaver is an indie rock and power pop artist from Cincinnati, Ohio, known for her intimate yet grand songwriting style. After years of touring with bands like Mixtapes, Ogikubo Station, The Homeless Gospel Choir, and Direct Hit!, she launched her solo career with the 2023 album *I Was Due for a Heartbreak*, released on Don Giovanni Records. Her music blends emotional storytelling with catchy melodies, drawing influence from diverse sounds including alt-country and indie rock. Her sophomore album *Strange Devotion* followed in 2025 and was recorded in a studio with a haunted reputation in Northern Kentucky, featuring deeply personal themes and a sonic palette inspired by artists like The Feelies and Liz Phair.

Her work often explores themes of personal growth, resilience, and emotional reclamation, highlighted in songs like "Museum Glass," which addresses traumatic experiences early in her career. Weaver’s songwriting is praised for combining profound emotional depth with captivating hooks, making her a distinctive voice in the indie music scene. She continues to evolve as a solo artist while maintaining ties to her punk and DIY roots through her various collaborations.