Biography

American producer/artist Orion Redwolf is renowned for his emotive, genre-exploring style. His rich and bendy vocals deliver direct songwriting on top of intricate guitar and luscious production. Lyrically, he draws inspiration from human experiences and the natural world to craft evocative compositions. For lovers of Hozier, Alt-J, Michael Kiwanuka, John Butler, Joni Mitchell, and Arlo Parks.

With his May 2, 2024 release “Stormy Days,” Redwolf adopted his middle name to authentically convey the personal nature of his new material. As a child in Virginia, he spent hours playing his emotions out on his mother's Baldwin Acrosonic Piano and listening to a battery-powered radio, making up his own words and melodies for pop songs before he began writing his own songs.

In 2023, Redwolf was awarded the inaugural Virginia Commission for the Arts songwriting fellowship following his 2021 debut record, The Good Stuff. Using the state funding, he has collaborated with a diverse range of instrumentalists and studios across the U.S. to independently release 3 singles in summer 2024.

Beyond his own music, Orion Redwolf produces and writes for artists across the U.S., helping them channel their musical visions. His signature production can be heard on the works of Eloise Granville, Kat Hammock, Isabel March, Asher Friedman, Breaker Novogratz, J-Renee, Katherine Nies, Kara Leona, Cougar Beatrice, and select releases by Kendall Street Company. His instrumental and engineering contributions also appear on records by Andrew Montana, Nan Macmillian, Lora Kelly, Castle Walls, Isabel Bailey Band, Kendall Street Company, Uga Buga, Who Shot John, and many more.

Listen to his music here or on all streaming platforms. More information at www.orionredwolf.com