Described by audiences as powerful, yet comforting and compelling --- Charlotte Ouellette's songs tell stories of emotional longing and a perpetual search for stability.

Her sound is an eclectic blend of folk, country, soft rock, and early 2000s pop.

 

A Vermont native, Charlotte has been writing original songs for guitar, piano, and vocals since middle school. After graduating from UMass Amherst with a degree in music education and performance, she decided to make Massachusetts her permanent home. While much of her time is spent educating youth musicians as a high school band director, her primary love remains connecting with audiences through nostalgic melodies and Americana-roots-inspired songs about longing, growth, and self-discovery.

 

She has performed at a variety of venues including Saw Dust Coffee House & Dessert Bar, Fort Hill Brewery, Gateway City Arts, The Artist Café, the Acousticool house concert series, the All's Good Sunday Art & Music showcase, and more. She has performed at farmers markets, cafes, breweries, variety shows, football games, birthday parties, community events, fundraisers, town halls, and other local performance venues.

 

In June 2023, Charlotte released her first EP “Can I Have You Back?” featuring three songs, each one uniquely representing a different phase of her adolescence and songwriting journey. Charlotte's most recent single "Black Eye" (released May 10th, 2024) expanded her listener base. An upbeat tune with an ethereal, atmospheric intro, the song is based on the topic of emotional and physical turmoil in relationships.

 

Charlotte's music is available for listening on Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon Music, and other streaming platforms. She is always looking for new and exciting opportunities to share her music and connect with audiences in western Massachusetts, New England, and beyond.

 

Charlotte completed her Master of Arts in Music and Music Education through Teachers College in 2024.