Aoife O’Donovan is an acclaimed American singer and Grammy Award-winning songwriter, recognized for her exceptional contributions to the folk music genre. She first gained prominence as the lead singer of the string band Crooked Still, which she co-founded in 2001. The band quickly rose to fame, performing at prestigious festivals and releasing several albums, including their debut “Hop High” and the follow-up “Shaken by a Low Sound.” O’Donovan’s unique voice and innovative approach to traditional music helped establish Crooked Still as a significant force in contemporary folk.

In addition to her work with Crooked Still, O’Donovan co-founded the Grammy Award-winning trio I’m with Her alongside Sara Watkins and Sarah Jarosz. Their debut album, “See You Around,” released in 2018, showcased their harmonious blend of voices and songwriting prowess, earning them a Grammy for Best American Roots Song for their track “Call My Name.” O’Donovan’s collaborative spirit extends to her performances with renowned orchestras and artists, including Yo-Yo Ma and the Punch Brothers, further solidifying her reputation as a versatile musician.

O’Donovan’s solo career has also flourished, with the release of critically acclaimed albums such as “Fossils” (2013), “In the Magic Hour” (2016), and “Age of Apathy” (2022), the latter of which received a Grammy nomination for Best Folk Album. Her songwriting has been featured in films and television, with notable placements in productions like “True Blood” and the film “Get Low.”

With a rich background in music and a commitment to her craft, Aoife O’Donovan continues to captivate audiences worldwide. Her latest project, “All My Friends,” released in 2024, reflects her ongoing evolution as an artist and her dedication to exploring new musical landscapes. O’Donovan’s contributions to the folk genre and her collaborations with other artists ensure her place as a leading figure in contemporary music.