The common denominator in all things is vibration.

“Jelley is a dazzler with a powerful voice and a strong stage presence” -Barry Wurst, MauiTime
no turning back now- "Rainbow" out 8/22/25 “Messy” (out 7/25) but doing it anyway
Album #2: "New Moon" coming October 2025. 
First full-length acoustic album: ‘Holes’ released December 2020

Maui's Mary Poppins as well as a vocalist in ZepMaui, such venues as the Maui Arts and Cultural Center, the Historic Iao Theater, ProArts Playhouse, and private corporate events. I'm also a vocal coach, supporting the vocal instrument and nervous system of singers for sustainable vocal expansion and transformation.

Ruby Rose Fox is a songwriter and vocal powerhouse, whose genre bending lounge‐pop style blends the best of today’s female vocalists with a nostalgic quality that transcends today’s musical landscape. Ruby has been described as one part Leonard Cohen, one part Patti Smith, one part Roy Orbison, and all Ruby Rose Fox.

“Making hippies cry since 1986.”

Kate Farmer is on a mission: to help others feel less alone. Weaving her hypnotic velvet vibrato with starkly honest yet nuanced lyrics, listeners inevitably leave feeling like they’ve been to a collective therapy session. The sound is Colorado acoustic and rhythmically infectious, drawing influences from folk, bluegrass, R&B and Americana. 

Raised in a Colorado mountain town, Kate honed her sound around campfires and gained notoriety for her ability to make even the most grizzled barefoot hippy cry. Her bewitching voice pulls listeners in and provides cathartic release: helping listeners to cope in an increasingly isolated world, and taking them on a journey through the full spectrum of human emotion. Leaving them feeling more connected and ultimately, more human.

If you’re a fan of the Colorado music scene, you’ve likely heard Kate’s uniquely haunting voice accompanying numerous local favorites, including Gasoline Lollipops, Foxfeather, Antonio Lopez, Sturtz, Taylor Shae, Pamela Machala, Ramaya Soskin, The Constellation Collective and The Farmer Sisters. She has shared the stage with touring acts including Eric Hutchinson and Reed Foehl, and performed on stages like Boulder Theater, The Aggie, Bluebird Theater and many more across the state.

Kate also lives with Multiple Sclerosis (MS), a chronic illness and dynamic disability. In the last 5 years since her diagnosis, she has found a depth of compassion and insight that has inextricably changed her music for the better. She shares this in service of others living with “invisible” disabilities, chronic illness and mental illness. You are not alone. You are worthy just as you are.

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