As a solo guitar instrumentalist, Ronnda Cadle is known for the melodic hooks she coaxes from her guitar.  With over 20 years experience playing her original compositions before live audiences across the U.S., this musician from Camano Island, WA has developed a devoted fan base.  She has shared the stage with many other well-known musicians including Sarah Bettens, Al Petteway, Atlanta Rhythm Section, Mother's Finest, Patty Larkin and 2003 American Music Award Winner, Moe Loughran.  Ronnda's style fuses heartfelt emotional content with masterful guitar work.  She perfected her craft while listening to guitarists whom she considers her greatest mentors - Nancy Wilson of Heart, Caroline Aiken, and Emily Saliers of Indigo Girls.  Ronnda says, "I wouldn't be the player I am today if it were not for these strong and amazing women. I hope to bring my own voice to the generations of women musicians to follow."

Cadle is in the process of recording her third release with former Windham Hill Founder and Producer William Ackerman at his Imaginary Road Studios in Vermont.  Her latest release 'After' with the String Poets has been featured on the Public Radio International program Echoes playlist and has had several songs selected for the PBS television program and online site Roadtrip Nation.