Wolf, who considers songwriting her first love, returned to her musical roots while earning an MFA in performance in Seattle, and began playing solo acoustic shows in small venues. On her return to New York, she played and recorded with such locals as T.H. White, Infinity Plus One, SuperChix, and the punk rock band New York No Stars, which she fronted for 5 years as lead singer and lyricist. She has continued collaborating with musician and producer T.H. White, who encouraged her to conceive and develop a solo album.

Since signing with Sky Council Recordings in 2008, Wolf has been performing in east coast venues and building a buzz towards the debut of Theory of Gravity, which hit stores in September of 2009.

On her first album, Theory of Gravity, Wolf debuts a musical presence that is both down-to-earth and cosmopolitan - blending organic rhythms and soulful lyrics with modern beats and an urban vibe. Her penetrating vocals and impassioned performance recall virtuosos Joan Baez and PJ Harvey, with contemporary undercurrents of Radiohead and Morcheeba.


Wolf's flair for performance is underlined by the fact that she has already built a successful career as an actor, with guest-starring appearances on TV series including Law and Order, the Education of Max Bickford, Hack, Guiding Light, and All My Children; lead roles in classical stage productions; and numerous commercial campaigns (including national spots for TJ Maxx, AT&T, Sony, and Match.com.) Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.