“The wisdom of an old soul in the body of a young, yearning individual.” Whether it’s her dynamic and passionate performances, or her poignant and honest songwriting, this sentiment has been expressed throughout Roohan’s career. With a style that shifts seamlessly from sunny indie pop to heartfelt Americana and a stage presence that’s full of dynamic soul, she’s an entrancing presence who is making waves.

MaryLeigh was nurtured as a writer and performer at the celebrated Caffe Lena before shipping off to play pubs in Scotland for a year. Since moving back to the states, she has played everywhere from intimate cafes to wild festivals and has had the pleasure to open for acts like Milo Greene, Lord Huron, and Sean Rowe, and tour the US and Europe alongside Erin McKeown, Chris Pureka, and Melissa Ferrick.

In addition to a healthy touring schedule, Roohan has released two full-length original albums and an EP, written the score for the documentary Women of ’69 Unboxed, and has collaborated in numerous projects with Candy Ambulance, Party Boat, Babe City and Jen Trani.

“Best Female Singer-Songwriter” – Metroland (2012)