Fatal Femmes combines the angst of rock and roll with eclectic poetic lyricism. Formed at Berklee College of Music in Boston by lead singer/songwriter Zoey Gulotta and now based in Seattle, WA, Fatal Femmes deliver you a performance that is raw, lyrical, and at it's core, absolutely punk. Zoey, who grew up in New York, is the daughter of Patti Smith and PJ Harvey as a songwriter, and merges angsty rock and roll music with raw, intense vocals and spoken word that leaves you feeling struck, awoken, and free.

Fatal Femmes is the brand Zoey began to share her music with the world, out of the undeniable need she felt to play her music with other musicians and play it live. She dedicates her life to this project, being someone who's been songwriting since elementary school, singing and performing since she was a child, and financially independent since 16 years old. She has supported herself for years on her own, learning about her relationship to her craft, and is now at a point where she knows exactly what her voice and purpose is.

Since moving to Seattle, WA to play music with Lincoln Rasmussen on guitar, Jameson Sanborn on drums, and Cassius Foote on bass, and dive into it's grunge scene, she has booked her band for shows for months across the West Coast with memorable acts, and is planning on recording their debut album with Ken Stringfellow: Bassist of Big Star & R.E.M, a touring musician with Neil Young and Patti Smith, and over 200 albums in his work that have gone platinum. Help Zoey and the Fatal Femmes raise money for the studio, mixing, and promotion. The Fatal Femmes are all musicians under 21 years of age trying to navigate living and working full-time, as well as managing our professional careers in music, and every contribution helps to allow us to create the highest quality of our art to share with the world.