Charlotte Day Wilson

Singer/Producer/Songwriter Charlotte Day Wilson Taps Into Cold Strength And Intimate Beauty

Soundcheck | Apr 2, 2018

Toronto-based Charlotte Day Wilson is a singer, multi-instrumentalist (she plays piano, saxophone, bass, and guitar), and producer who draws on her classical background to make bedroom-intimate, yet intensely emotional tunes that are influenced by everything from R&B to electro, to jazz revival. She joins us in the studio to perform songs from her self-released records and hopefully will talk about how she aims to change the entire studio production industry to help younger songwriters and support women.

Watch the full session here:

 

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