Carla Patullo is a Grammy-winning composer and multi-instrumentalist. She is best known for her music that blends lush acoustics with layered vocals and experimental electronics. Her recently released album So She Howls won a 2024 Grammy Award for Best New Age, Ambient, or Chant album. Her music strives to connect with the deep human emotions that are found in moments of grief, healing, redemption, and joy. Along with her solo career, Patullo also composes music for films, including “Maxine,” a Disney+ film by Niki Ang starring Margaret Cho, “Everybody Dies… Sometimes,” by Charlotte Hamblin, “Magic Hour,” an upcoming dramedy starring Miriam Shor, “My Name Is Maria De Jesus,” an HBO Max Latino film, and the upcoming “Bitterroot,” a beautiful new film about the Hmong community. As her body of film work shows, Patullo is passionate about writing music that supports and advances inclusion for women, immigrants, and the LGBTQ+ community.