Mariel Buckley
Canadian country music singer-songwriter
Mariel Buckley is a Canadian country music singer-songwriter based in Edmonton, Alberta. She is the younger sister of singer T. Buckley.
Biography
Buckley was born in Calgary, Alberta and primarily lived there until moving to Edmonton around 2020.
Buckley recorded an EP in 2012, and her first album, Motorhome, in 2014. The album was produced by Derek Pulliam, and featured mainly acoustic music. Buckley was accompanied by a string trio with Charlie Hase on pedal steel, Scott Duncan on fiddle, and Pulliam on bass. Buckley was a finalist in the 2014 All-Alberta Songwriting Contest.
In 2018, she recorded a second album, the alt-country Driving in the Dark. The album was produced by Leeroy Stagger. In August that year the album rose to #2 on the !earshot National Folk/Roots/Blues Chart.
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