Charlotte Morris is a Philadelphia-based singer-songwriter, whose autobiographical music  weaves together a unique blend of Americana, Folk, Jazz, and more. Her soaring vocals and  keen songwriting, often compared to the likes of Joni Mitchell, Liz Longley, and Eva Cassidy,  create an intimate and vulnerable listening experience. When you see Charlotte live, it's like  having a deep conversation with an old friend - personal, authentic, and familiar - and almost  always with a few laughs and a few tears. 

Growing up outside of Philadelphia, Charlotte discovered her love for music early on, taking up  multiple instruments starting at age 4, and embracing songwriting by age 12. Influenced by  female artists like Brandi Carlile, Judy Collins, and Sara Bareilles, she joined the Lonesome  Traveler folk tour in 2018, touring alongside Peter Yarrow, Noel Paul Stookey, George Grove,  and more. Since then, Charlotte has released various singles and EPs, including "To New York,  with Love" and "Sputnik," [produced by Grammy winner, Mitch Dane]. Her 2020 debut album,  "Songs For My Next Ex," showcased her diverse talents and raw songwriting. 

Relocating to Nashville in 2021, Charlotte began working with producer William Gawley, of  Charlotte Avenue Entertainment, and released the poignant "Good Kind of Hurt" in 2022,  addressing addiction and PTSD. This was followed by the folk-infused "Tennessee" and  empowering "Your Number One." In September 2023, her second studio album, "Wild Child,"  made waves globally, resonating with audiences and charting internationally. While spending  most of 2024 on the road touring her album across North America to 30+ cities, Charlotte  came to the realization that it was time to head back to her roots. Making the decision to return  to the east coast, Charlotte is refocusing her energy on what she loves most: performing live.