Cheryl Wheeler is an esteemed American singer-songwriter, renowned for her rich storytelling and soulful acoustic music, which effortlessly bridges the realms of folk and country. Born on July 10, 1951, in Timonium, Maryland, Wheeler's musical career began in the folk clubs of Baltimore and Washington, D.C., before she moved to New England in the 1970s, where her talent as a live performer flourished. Over time, Cheryl Wheeler has become celebrated for her poignant lyrics, emotive melodies, and the witty, introspective banter that peppers her live performances.

With an impressive catalog that reflects her ability to explore both the complexities of the human experience and the light-hearted observations of everyday life, Cheryl Wheeler's body of work is as thought-provoking as it is entertaining. Albums like "Circles And Arrows" (1990) and "Driving Home" (1993) helped to solidify her reputation as a gifted songwriter, while later works such as "Mrs. Pinocci's Guitar" (1995) and "Sylvia Hotel" (1999) showcased her maturation in crafting finely tuned folk narratives. Her more recent offerings, including "Defying Gravity" (2005), "Pointing at the Sun" (2009), and the live compilation "Greetings: Cheryl Wheeler Live," demonstrate the enduring nature of her artistry, with "My Inflatable Plane" and "Half a Book" adding to her well-regarded discography, captivating a loyal fan base that cherishes her insightful, heartwarming, and often humorous takes on life's journey.

Genres

Contemporary Folk

Ectofolk

Folk

Women's Music

Latest Release

My Inflatable Plane

Cheryl Wheeler

Single - Released November 15, 2018