Chion Wolf

When you first hear Chion Wolf's music, you notice two things: She is a remarkable singer and writer, and she's not afraid to refute the traditional pop culture notions of what a 'female singer/songwriter' ought to sound like - www.mperia.com

...the show-stealer of the evening was Chion Wolf. With her uncensored lyrics and strong vibrato, one never doubts that her songs exist in direct, authentic relation to her life- as opposed to singer-songwriters who try to distill their life experience down to some kind of clever, singable product. Her songs were angry breakup tunes, but they weren't bitter. Maybe it was her smile that was the giveaway- Julia Roberts' Mona Lisa ain't got nothin' on this. Her three songs were full of more attitude and character than some bluesmen's entire sets. Damn, girl. - Hartford Advocate / Dan Barry

One-woman army Chion Wolf will be playing at Black-Eye'd Sally's at 9:15. In a relatively short time she's skyrocketed from being a regular at acoustic open mics to doing radio interviews at venues like Real Art Ways and Sully's, and generating tons of word-of-mouth interest. All this comes on the heels of her home-recorded, self-produced CD, Fin:. She's got a voice like a river, and her songs are equal parts tender and irreverent. ...Blues aficionados and anyone with an appreciation for DIY ethics won't want to miss her set. - Hartford Advocate

"Fin:" is an intriguing blend of the spoken word and acousic, a capella songs. Songs like "Hold on Wait" and "Funeral Song" delight the listener with Wolf's soulful voice and her extraordinary vocal range. While some of "Fin:'s" tracks shock the listener with the passionate fervor Wolf infuses into the CD, others demand contemplation because of their pure poetry. - Southern CT State Univ., Shazde Omari