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Thursday 27 July 2017
Charlotte Carpenter
Dubbed “a distinctly different kind of singer/songwriter, and one that makes for an enthralling listen”, by The Line Of Best Fit, Charlotte has seen acclaim from Consequence Of Sound, Clash, NME, Total Guitar, Blues Magazine, Louder Than War, Gold Flake Paint and many more. Having shared stages with the likes of Marika Hackman, George Ezra, Ethan Johns and tipped by Total Guitar as one of their favourite new guitarists to hear in 2016, Charlotte continues to blossom with every release.
Following the How Are We Ever To Know EP, five beautifully reflective and intimate songs, she gained the support and attention from Edith Bowman at Virgin Radio and Dermot O’leary on BBC Radio 2. Her brand new single ‘Fire’ released 2nd December was added to the Virgin Radio evening playlist for a total of 6 weeks running and has support from Tom Robinson on BBC Radio 6. Charlotte was later invited into Virgin Studio’s for a on air live session with Edith Bowman.
‘Fire’ arrived liberated, soulful and explosive, poised to embrace the future.
Dubbed “a distinctly different kind of singer/songwriter, and one that makes for an enthralling listen”, by The Line Of Best Fit, Charlotte has seen acclaim from Consequence Of Sound, Clash, NME, Total Guitar, Blues Magazine, Louder Than War, Gold Flake Paint and many more. Having shared stages with the likes of Marika Hackman, George Ezra, Ethan Johns and tipped by Total Guitar as one of their favourite new guitarists to hear in 2016, Charlotte continues to blossom with every release.
Following the How Are We Ever To Know EP, five beautifully reflective and intimate songs, she gained the support and attention from Edith Bowman at Virgin Radio and Dermot O’leary on BBC Radio 2. Her brand new single ‘Fire’ released 2nd December was added to the Virgin Radio evening playlist for a total of 6 weeks running and has support from Tom Robinson on BBC Radio 6. Charlotte was later invited into Virgin Studio’s for a on air live session with Edith Bowman.
‘Fire’ arrived liberated, soulful and explosive, poised to embrace the future.
