Carley Wolf                                      
Gypsy Folk Rock

At age 15 Carley joined a group of seasoned musicians from the band The Sundowners and formed The Carley Darlynn Band. They played originals and rockabilly music all around Texas. Some of the highlights include the Westheimer Street Festival, Rudyards, the Mucky Duck, and the Black Cat Lounge. During her time in Houston she won various talent competitions around the area and was featured on Deborah Duncan’s Morning Show in a showcase titled "Houston’s Great Talent."

Carley moved to San Marcos in 2003 and studied sound recording technology and classical guitar performance at Texas State University. The Blue Moon band was formed in 2004 which was a mixture of original gypsy folk rock tunes and bluegrass style traditionals. With solid three-part harmonies, passionate melodies, and true emotion pouring out of the musicians on stage, it was always a great show.

In 2006 Carley was recruited to join The Crooked Jades out of San Francisco, CA. She toured the west coast, Canada, Germany and Switzerland playing the mandolin, guitar, banjo uke, and singing old time songs and originals. This experience allowed her to grow as a musician, learn about touring, and see the world, all while gaining new fans. 

 


After graduating and releasing a bilingual documentary titled Music Through the Bloodline, Carley is currently preparing to record her debut album. Her latest project Royal Jelly will be releasing From the Crow's Nest to the Widow's Walk this summer with Wepecket Records of Massachusetts. Look for that along with a music video and live DVD.

 

Carley Wolf would love to perform for you. She is available for solo acoustic acts and full band acts. Please contact carleywolf@gmail.com

 

Check out what others have to say...
www.relix.com/skijam
www.austin.com (click on the acoustic link)
www.relix.com/ontheverge

 

Quotes:


April/ May-2006 " Weaving together gypsy, folk, rock, bluegrass, and just a little hickabilly, Wolf casts fleeting glances at love, life, and the immutable."

Relix Magazine 'ON THE VERGE'

 

04-13-07

"She has a very promising future" (playing music).

–Dr. Polk (jazz professor at Texas State University, keys player for Ray Charles)

 

03-23-07

"When she gets up there (on stage) and gets into it, a beautiful thing happens, the music just pours out of her."

After seeing her perform at Cheatham Street Warehouse he asks her, "What are you doing in school? You need to be out there playing music for people!"

-Gary Hickenbothem (Grammy awarded sound engineer, professor in the Sound Recording Technology program at Texas State University)

 

04-23-06

"You have what it takes to make it. Don’t give up, just keep doing what you're doing, and I guarantee you’ll make it."

-Todd Snider (established singer songwriter)

 

04-23-07

"Your music has everyone talking" 

-Kent Finley (singer songwriter, owner of Cheatham Street Warehouse)

 

01-03-07

"I love her presentation, her delivery, she gets into it and it makes you want listen."

-John Dickson (Dickson Productions)

 

 

For booking please contact:

Carley Wolf

Email: carleywolf@gmail.com

Phone:512-557-6875

 

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