Erica Buettner (from Avon, Connecticut) is an American indie folk singer-songwriter based in New York City who plays guitar, banjo, flute and kantele.

While at the University of Connecticut, Buettner spent several years in Europe where she composed and recorded her 2011 debut album, "True Love and Water", with producer Pierre Faa (Peppermoon Music) in a home studio in Paris, France. The album features Paris-based, French and Belgian musicians, such as Stefanos Kotsanis, Romain Garnier (Hastings, Rooftop), Boris Gronemberger (V.O., Raymondo, Soy Un Caballo, Françoiz Breut), Conrad Steel (Teeth), Jesse D. Vernon (Morningstar) and Pierre Faa (Peppermoon).

Buettner has played in several countries including the United States, France, Belgium, Portugal, the UK, the Netherlands, and Italy.

She also sings with Liam Carey (Secondstar), The Sobs, My Broken Frame, V.O. and has played with Françoiz Breut.

She self-released the album "The Book of Waves" in 2018.

"True Love and Water and Time Travelling alone suffice to convince us that a real talent in the landscape of female folksingers has just bloomed". – François Gorin, Telerama

"Paris has its Sibylle Baier: an uprooted American whose enveloping siren song makes us lose all sense of reason." – Inrocks.com

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