Leticia Wolf: The Fire and the Flood – Available Now!
Leticia Wolf – Murfreesboro’s best new Female Artist
A self-taught musician, Leticia Wolf is an artist, writer and performer. As a child, her musical style developed from eclectic combinations like Nirvana to James Taylor and Johnny Cash to the The Beatles.
Her writing style has been described as “method-acting” and her recent EP is a perfect example of her diverse abilities. When she teamed-up with Nashville-based producer Mark Hornsby in late 2008, they had a rough concept of the sound they wanted, –combining the themes of the South with the angst of grunge music. Most of the songs were written as the recording process took place. At almost every recording session, Leticia brought in a new song that she thought might sound even “darker” than her last. The song Comfortable in Hell was written in the middle of the night, two weeks after all the songs were finalized. The strings for the song were actually recorded during the last day of the mixing process. Needless to say, the EP took on a life of its own and inspired Leticia to write. The final product was a sonic journey that ebbed and flowed gracefully. From hard rock to old-school country ballads, it maintained its continuity with lyrical content, organic instrumentation, dry vocals, and an underlying “dark groove”.
In 2010, EchoXS Entertainment has released Leticia’s new full length album “The Fire and The Flood”, focusing on the Americana based themes that were so well received from her EP. Leticia is hitting the road with these songs and performing with a full band. She is decidedly different from other artists because she never had a “super-star” dream. Writing music came as naturally as writing in a diary, and performing was just as common as telling friends a story. It’s no surprise that, over time, the industry has taken notice of a performer who has played consistently for years and still looks and sounds fresh.
Leticia has opened for many acclaimed performers and songwriters including James McMurty, Kevin Kinney, Emerson Hart, Shawn Mullins, Angie Aparo, Scott Miller and Jason Isbel. She has been featured on The Howard Stern Show, and was invited to write the opening and credit music of the first original series on HowardTV. She’s also a proud member of MySpace Records Friends and Family and has been selected to showcase at SXSW, The Florida Music Festival and the Miami Music Festival.
Over the past several years she has fronted rock bands, punk bands and all-girl metal bands, but has always been able to throw down an amazing solo acoustic show at a moment’s notice. Ultimately, it’s the stories she spins and the characters she plays that won’t let her fans go.
Leticia’s music is always changing and evolving, but the sexually charged themes of death, dispair, whiskey and unpreventable heartbreak are always presented with a knowing wink and an evil smile.
Her music is not angry … it’s just a little dark.
The band she’s currently touring with includes dear friends that share the same influences and passion for putting on a great show. Her shows, much like her music, have a wide appeal, but will be enjoyed particularly by fans of Johnny Cash, The Avett Brothers, Drive-by Truckers, Neil Young, and Drivin’ ‘n’ Cryin’.
Leticia Wolf’s New Album: The Fire and the Flood
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on Apr 3 2010. Filed under Murfreesboro Community, Murfreesboro Entertainment, Murfreesboro Music Scene.
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