Tully is JOHN WILSON guitar & MARLA BUONODONO voice
Based out of Austin, Texas,
Tully showcases the dynamic
yet smooth vocal stylings of R&B
paired with intricate fingerstyle
acoustic guitar & hand percussion.
Their repertoire grows continuously, spanning styles, techniques, and traditions from American folk to rock, pop, country and R&B.
John Wilson is an established fingerstyle guitarist who will at times sideline as a raucous bassist for side projects.
Marla Buonodono studied classical vocal performance at Rice University, and has since developed a flair for soulful serenades.
Together they cover a spectrum of musical styles, and add respectability
to special events, capturing hearts while performing venues
across the great state of Texas.
Based out of Austin, Texas,
Tully showcases the dynamic
yet smooth vocal stylings of R&B
paired with intricate fingerstyle
acoustic guitar & hand percussion.
Their repertoire grows continuously, spanning styles, techniques, and traditions from American folk to rock, pop, country and R&B.
John Wilson is an established fingerstyle guitarist who will at times sideline as a raucous bassist for side projects.
Marla Buonodono studied classical vocal performance at Rice University, and has since developed a flair for soulful serenades.
Together they cover a spectrum of musical styles, and add respectability
to special events, capturing hearts while performing venues
across the great state of Texas.
Based out of Austin, Texas,
Tully showcases the dynamic
yet smooth vocal stylings of R&B
paired with intricate fingerstyle
acoustic guitar & hand percussion.
Their repertoire grows continuously, spanning styles, techniques, and traditions from American folk to rock, pop, country and R&B.
John Wilson is an established fingerstyle guitarist who will at times sideline as a raucous bassist for side projects.
Marla Buonodono studied classical vocal performance at Rice University, and has since developed a flair for soulful serenades.
Together they cover a spectrum of musical styles, and add respectability
to special events, capturing hearts while performing venues
across the great state of Texas.
There are two likely origins for the name. The first is that it comes from the old Gaelic name O’Taithlagh. The ‘O’ prefix means ‘grandson of’ or ‘descendent of’ while ‘Taithleach’ means ‘quiet’ or ‘peaceful’. So the name means ‘descendant of the quiet and peaceful person’.
Another possible origin is from the Gaelic name O’Maoc Tuile. The name means ‘descendent of the devotee of St Tuile’. St Tuile’s name comes from the word ‘toil’ which meant ‘will of God’.
At some point the name was anglicised to Flood as ‘tuile’ is also Gaelic for ‘flood’.
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