Cowgirl hippie and sometimes kind of trippy are just a few ways to describe emerging star Carter Faith. Over the past few years, she has solidified her place in an ever-changing country music scene. Whiskey Jam founder Ward Guenther has claimed that Faith is “the future of the next 10 years of Nashville” and Billboard named her “Rookie of the Month.” In addition to these accolades, Spotify included her on their annual “Hot Country Artist To Watch” list while also including her in their Fresh Finds program –marking the up-and-comer as the first country artist to ever be a part of this prestigious program.
Originally from Davidson, North Carolina, Faith taught herself guitar and piano, and soon after began crafting lyrics as a way to make sense of the world around her. Faith has performed at numerous venues, including closing out a sold-out show at the legendary Ryman Auditorium as well as the historic Grand Ole Opry stage in Nashville. She’s toured nationwide alongside artists like Cole Swindell, Carly Pearce, Luke Grimes, Jon Pardi, Keith Urban, Old Dominion, Chris Young, Kip Moore, Little Big Town, Maren Morris and Willie Nelson with many more tour looks expected this year.
The songstress recently signed a record deal with UMG Nashille and over the last few years, she’s garnered over 111 million streams with her releases “Late Bloomer”, “Strong Stuff”, “Wild”, “Already Crazy”, “Greener Pasture”, “Cowboys & Dreamers”, as well as her second EP, Man. Her delicate delivery paired with powerful songwriting hooks sets the confident songstress up for even more overwhelming success with the release of her forthcoming debut album.
