Feef Mooney's music style is a blend of folk, rock, and pop.

She's described as a folk-rock singer-songwriter with a unique sound

that draws inspiration from artists like Joni Mitchell, Sandy Denny, and Chrissie Hynde.

Her guitar style reflects an obsession with Stephen Stills and the Laurel Canyon scene of the 1960s as well as Richard Thompson, and John Lee Hooker.

Some notable characteristics of her music include:

Lyrical themes: Exploring loss, grief, recovery, love, and relationships

Musical influences: Folk, rock, pop, and Americana

Guitar work: Vibrant solos and captivating grooves

Vocal style: Sincere, honest, eccentric, pure

Her recent album, "The Really Real", is a spiritual journey from isolation and loss to recovery and release.

Feef Mooney's music often features storytelling, whimsical songs, and a mix of melancholy and playfulness ¹.