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Teresa Trull stands as a pioneering figure in the Women’s Music movement, shaping independent folk with a collaborative spirit and a steadfast commitment to authentic storytelling. Beginning with the influential release of The Ways a Woman Can Be on Olivia Records in 1977, Trull helped define a generation of artists who used music as a platform for empowerment and community. She’s produced and performed across decades, often alongside close collaborators Barbara Higbie and Cris Williamson, contributing to a rich body of work that spans more than 30 albums in total, including work as a producer and mentor to other musicians.