"Another Year Blooms" is the latest from COYOTE, songwriters Marcy Brenner & Lou Castro from Ocracoke Island, NC.  This married couple have an engaging and spontaneous presence that invites listeners and audiences "into their living room" with enchanting, intimate songs and colorful music tinged with folk, rock, blues & jazz flavors.  During Deepwater Theater's summer season, they host their own show with fellow NC touring artist Noah Paley and are principal performers in the Ocrafolk Opry and with Molasses Creek.  COYOTE are listed in the NC Arts Council Touring Artists Roster and perform all over the state and beyond, including the annual Ocrafolk Music & Storytelling Festival, Core Sound Decoy Festival, Beaufort Seafood Festival, Frisco Jubilee,  They were the first act in the Pamlico Folk Society with folksinger Caroline Herring and Susan Werner (with Paley) at the Old Pamlico Theater in Oriental.  They have contributed to many other coastal NC musical projects and are featured musicians in the Nicholas Sparks movie entitled "NightsIn Rodanthe", starring Richard Gere and Diane Lane!  Marcy and Lou are active music educators, directing children's church music, after-school music activities, youth band workshops and school resi-dencies.  COYOTE has also released “Home To Me” and “Live from the Outer Banks” to glowing reviews for both their performances and their songs.
CDs, Downloads & Listening:  soundsiderecords.com, itunes.com, efolkmusic.org, digstation.com, amazon.com
EPKs:  broadjam.com and sonicbids.com
Check out our  song lists and CDs

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to purchase from our discography.
New DEAD GIRL WALKING website with info about the - the memoir, the song, the documentary film
Dead Girl Walking documentary by Ray Schmitt 10-min Trailer   - winner at BreastFest Film Festival!
Marcy will bring the film to screen any where!

PRAISE FOR COYOTE ...
"Another Year Blooms" (is) delightfully unpredictable, and worthy of repeated listening."  Kati Wharton,Ocracoke Observer, June 2007

"('Home To Me' is) a song of joy in response to a range of trials and triumphs."

Review of “COYOTE Live from the Outer Banks:  “The real draw of the band is the tenderness that Marcy and Lou evince on stage, both
 for the music they’re playing and for each other.”-Charles Temple, The Ocracoke Island Observer, July2003.
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