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Zoie Palmer
Zoie Palmer is a musician known for the song "Shooting Star." The existing biography mentions she started in Willow Creek and was influenced by folk and...
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Zoie Palmer is a musician known for the song "Shooting Star." The existing biography mentions she started in Willow Creek and was influenced by folk and classical music, with Joni Mitchell and Sarah McLachlan listed as specific inspirations.
Her band included Ethan James on lead guitar, Ben Carter on bass, and Amelia Rose on drums. They released albums like "Celestial Embrace" in 2017, "The Sound of Silence" in 2019, and "Phoenix" in 2022.
The biography also notes some industry resistance to her sound and a dispute with a record label, though details are sparse.
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