Noe Venable, born on April 20, 1976, is an experimental folk/pop singer-songwriter who has captivated a devoted fan base in her native San Francisco by frequently performing in small, intimate venues. She is known for her advocacy of small venues and made headlines by challenging a San Francisco Chronicle reporter's claim that the city's music scene was "dead". Venable's passion for music led her to pursue a career in the field after attending Bennington College as a Dramatic Writing and Music major. She continued her academic journey by obtaining a bachelor's degree at Hunter College in New York and pursuing graduate studies at Harvard Divinity School. Venable's music career has been marked by notable achievements, including opening for Ani DiFranco, touring with various artists, and featuring her music in the film "Cherish". Her discography includes several albums such as "The World Is Bound by Secret Knots" and "Cascadia", showcasing her unique style and thematic exploration of nature and spirituality. With her latest album "Gift of Embers" featuring compositions on the Celtic harp, Noe Venable continues to enchant audiences with her musical prowess and introspective themes.