Helene Cronin

Helene considers herself a "story-singer". She is a writer of "Speaking Terms" recorded by Ella Langley on Langley's record-breaking album DANDELION. She has also had songs recorded by Cody Johnson, Bryan Martin and many more. Her songwriting is marked by emotional honesty and universal appeal, successfully merging the raw roots of Americana with the polished song-craft of Nashville's Country. A Kerrville Folk Fest "New Folk Winner", Cronin continues to record her own music. Her latest album, MAYBE NEW MEXICO, released to rave reviews. Also look for LANDMARKS, OLD GHOSTS & LOST CAUSES, and BEAUTIFUL DECEMBER, a Christmas collection! "Our DisCovery Award goes to Helene Cronin, yet another example of how women are making some of our best music." - Robert K. Oermann, Music Row Magazine "You may think those sentiments are corny, but in part that's because they're true, and seldom have said truisms been put so acutely or originally. So if you're still unimpressed maybe that's because you're an asshole" - Robert Christgau review of "Maybe New Mexico" "There’s some of Gretchen Peters’ darkness and incisive poetry in Helene Cronin’s terrific debut, and that alone should be more than enough for singer-songwriter fans to give Cronin their attention. Cronin is a wordsmith who pulls no punches. Some songs may make you uncomfortable but leave you marveling at her songwriting just the same." Jim Hynes, Elmore Magazine