(photo: Skyler Lloyd)Wishbone Zoe operates as the multi-media project of Zosia Kochanski,
a visual artist and musician from Western MA.
Across four full-length albums and a short film, her musical output has spanned intimate lyric-based songwriting over guitar or bass, traditional power-pop in a rock band setting, a process of multi-sourced digital sampling she calls skrumbling, and exploratory live performance art integrating her hand-drawn animation. Her 2020 album, performance piece, and short film “HERE I’M” utilized these latter two techniques to describe and seek other perspectives on mental illness and its vices. In 2025 she scaled way back in sonic saturation for an acoustic album, “Blue Distances”, consisting of ten skeletal songs on voice, guitar, and minimal instrumentation.
Zosia jams econo and also plays bass with a number of live bands including Prewn and EIEIEIO.
In 2025 she is currently working primarily on canvas and paper with mixed media searching for connections between wolves and humans’ ancient bond, coyotes and the medicine of mischief, and the modern oppression of creativity and emotion.
Across four full-length albums and a short film, her musical output has spanned intimate lyric-based songwriting over guitar or bass, traditional power-pop in a rock band setting, a process of multi-sourced digital sampling she calls skrumbling, and exploratory live performance art integrating her hand-drawn animation. Her 2020 album, performance piece, and short film “HERE I’M” utilized these latter two techniques to describe and seek other perspectives on mental illness and its vices. In 2025 she scaled way back in sonic saturation for an acoustic album, “Blue Distances”, consisting of ten skeletal songs on voice, guitar, and minimal instrumentation.
Zosia jams econo and also plays bass with a number of live bands including Prewn and EIEIEIO.
In 2025 she is currently working primarily on canvas and paper with mixed media searching for connections between wolves and humans’ ancient bond, coyotes and the medicine of mischief, and the modern oppression of creativity and emotion.