Carla Werner, born in New Zealand, is a singer and songwriter who began her music career at age 11. At 12, she won the New Zealand Junior Entertainer of the Year for country music and later triumphed in the junior category of Telequest in 1986. After migrating to Australia in 1989, Werner joined The Cool Tin Box in 1994. Following the band's disbandment, she signed her first major record deal with Columbia Records in 2002 and released her debut album Departure in 2003. Her compositions have appeared in film and television, including Michael Stipe's produced film Saved!. Werner developed her own label, OfOne Music, in 2005 and released Pure Things in Wild Places in 2006.