Larkin Grimm is an American singer-songwriter and musician whose eclectic style bridges the realms of folk, psychedelic, and experimental music. Born into a somewhat nomadic family with spiritual and bohemian leanings, Grimm was raised in the Appalachian Mountains, and this profound connection to nature has deeply influenced her music. She studied sculpture at Yale University, but it was during this period that she also found her true calling in music, ultimately shaping a sound that is at once otherworldly and deeply human.

Grimm's discography is marked by a series of critically acclaimed albums that showcase her ability to merge haunting melodies with visceral lyrical content. Her 2017 release, "Chasing an Illusion," reflects an artist in control of her powers, while contemplating the complex dance between reality and aspiration. Her earlier works, such as "Harpoon" (2008) and "Soul Retrieval" (2012), combine her raw, emotive vocals with rich, multi-layered instrumentation, inviting listeners into a space that is refreshingly honest and musically unpredictable. Larkin Grimm’s exploration of her own personal experiences, spirituality, and the human condition gives her music a unique and compelling narrative quality that continues to captivate a growing audience.