Caroline Cox Yellowknife, Northwest Territories
The heart of a frontier’s woman, the soul of a poet; Yellowknife’s Mary Caroline captures the edginess and beauty of her
northern life. A haunting honesty is brought to life with ethereal vocals, which are often highlighted by the instrumentation of cellist, Anne Marie Guedon.
Mary Caroline’s second album, Who’s in Control, captures her time spent living in a trapper's cabin in Northern Canada
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