Adam Traum and Jack Hines met at an open mic in Sonoma around 2010 and the two started talking guitars. Traum found out Hines was a string bassist and Adam happened to be looking for one. The duo exchanged numbers and some time later they met up to play for an afternoon in Glen Ellen. Traum got home and said to his wife "I think I found my bass player."  The two started gigging together and have been working together regularly ever since.

Wolf Run shares a musical and personal bond that is unique and their dynamic musical kinship is readily seen at their live shows. Wolf Run's vocals are compelling and their musicianship is sonically connected in a way that only players who have spent a lot of time playing together can achieve. 

In 2019 they added veteran drummer Kendrick Freeman into the mix and are currently tracking their first CD as a band due out in March 2020. The sonic quality ranges from gentle acoustic ballads to deep pocketed grooves that drive. All three band members sing and their songs are rife with tight harmonies and excellent musicianship.

Adam Traum grew up as a blues/rocker kid in his family's folkie world in Woodstock, N.Y.  He eventually found his way back to acoustic music where he was determined to hone his craft and acknowledge his musical roots. Traum's chops were sharpened playing in dive bars throughout Georgia and the south and later the San Francisco Bay Area. With the addition of a drummer he started playing his trusty Telecaster again along with  his acoustic guitar and mandolin. Traum is a versatile guitarist and songwriter equally at home playing soulfully and quiet or digging in on uptempo numbers. 

Jack Hines trained on string bass with the San Francisco Symphony Youth Orchestra and later became entrenched in the Bay Area latin jazz and Brazilian music scene. He studied music at San Diego State and later San Francisco State. In addition to playing live, he taught music for fifteen years at Hanna Boys Center before playing music full time. His commitment to his craft is easily heard when he plays regardless of the genre. Hines' groove is infectious and he's always in the pocket. In addition to the bass, he plays viola de gamba, guitar and piano and writes his own songs.

Kendrick Freeman is a welcome addition to the band as a drummer who sings and can lead a song. His tasteful drumming and deep pocket are a perfect addition to the dynamic that Traum and Hines have built up over their many years of playing together. Freeman has toured nationally and is a highly sought after session and live drummer.

Traum and Hines' history includes a string trio dubbed the Mosey Boys with David Thom with whom they released "One-takes," in 2016, an acoustic CD. They also can be seen under the name the Straw Wattles when playing with busy Sonoma sideman Josh Yenne.