Maria Woodford

Maria Woodford is a dynamic singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist known for blending blues, traditional folk, jazz, and antifolk into a unique and powerful sound. With a career that includes touring across the USA and numerous awards such as the B.E.A.M. grant for independent music and recognition as New Jersey's Best Songwriter, she has established herself as a versatile and passionate artist. Her musical journey spans from playing bass in a Led Zeppelin cover band to crafting distinctive folk songwriting that resonates deeply with audiences. Maria’s storytelling through music creates an intimate and compelling experience, often accompanied by collaborators like Mike Frank and friends.

Her discography showcases a range of moods and styles, with recent releases such as "Gummies & Tequila (Live)," "The Duende Years," "Bad Dog Blues," and "Brighter Path," reflecting her genre-bending approach and commitment to heartfelt lyricism. Whether on a prestigious stage or a smaller, more intimate venue, Maria Woodford brings a soulful blend of old soul storytelling and contemporary folk sensibilities that captivate listeners and critics alike.

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