“Charlotte Morris has a way of crafting folk songs that feel like whispered conversations… It’s folk music at its most affecting—universal in its themes yet deeply personal in execution.”
- Tits Upon Tyne
About Charlotte
Charlotte Morris is a Philadelphia-based singer-songwriter blending folk and Americana with roots in classical music, musical theatre, and the folk revival movement of the 1960s and 70s. Known for her emotionally rich storytelling and soaring vocals, Charlotte’s songs invite listeners into deeply personal moments while exploring identity, relationships, memory, and the complicated spaces in between. Her live performances feel less like a concert and more like a conversation — intimate, authentic, and often leaving audiences laughing one moment and wiping away tears the next.
Growing up outside of Philadelphia, Charlotte discovered music early and never really let go of it. She began studying violin at age four and started writing songs seriously at age twelve, eventually finding in songwriting a place to process, express, and connect. Raised on artists like Joni Mitchell, Judy Collins, Simon & Garfunkel, and Peter, Paul & Mary, she developed a sound that bridges contemporary songwriting with timeless folk traditions.
Over the years, Charlotte has toured throughout the United States, released multiple studio projects, and shared stages with artists including Peter Yarrow and Noel Paul Stookey of Peter, Paul & Mary, Tom Chapin, George Grove of The Kingston Trio, and Noah Guthrie. Most recently, she was selected as a finalist and performer in the 2026 Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk Competition.
Now back in Philadelphia after years in New York and Nashville, Charlotte is continuing to build her next chapter through intentional touring, new releases, and music rooted in the folk traditions and storytelling that first inspired her.
When she’s not writing, recording, or touring, Charlotte can usually be found traveling in her converted van with her pups, binge-reading, or working through the daily crossword.
