About the artist
Evan Rachel Wood is an American actress and singer born September 7, 1987, who began her career as a child actor in the 1990s before becoming known for her Golden Globe-nominated role as a troubled teenager in «Thirteen». She has since built a wide-ranging film and television career, including roles in «The Wrestler», «True Blood» and the HBO series «Westworld», alongside a parallel career in music that blends acting-adjacent voice work with rock and pop songwriting.
Her musical output includes contributions to film soundtracks, notably voicing characters in animated musicals and performing covers and original songs that draw on classic rock and orchestral pop influences. Tracks like «All Is Found» and «Strange Magic» situate her within a lineage of actor-singers whose recordings are closely tied to their screen roles, while covers such as «Can't Help Falling in Love» reveal a more intimate, stripped-down vocal style.
Wood has also been an outspoken advocate on issues of abuse survivorship, which has shaped her public profile alongside her creative work. Her career spans independent cinema, mainstream studio films and voice performance, reflecting a versatility that extends naturally into her musical collaborations and soundtrack contributions.