Zandi Holup has the kind of voice that instantly cuts to the heart’s deepest corners: enchanting, enigmatic, world-weary yet radiant with raw emotion. After building a grassroots following online, she signed with Big Loud Records and began work on her debut album Wildflower, a deeply personal collection shaped by embracing her singular artistry.

Created with producer Ryan Hadlock, the album was recorded at Bear Creek Studios in the forests of Washington. Drawing comparisons to icons like Joan Baez, Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell, Holup blends raw folk-country storytelling with emotional depth reminiscent of Dolly Parton.