Indie Pop from Charlotte Hall

Singer-songwriter Charlotte Hall makes her own brand of guitar-based indie pop music characterised by her catchy writing and graceful vocal delivery. Based in Chesterfield in the UK, she flows between styles of rock and folk while taking influence from the likes of Blondie, Paramore, Fleetwood Mac and Pale Waves.

Since her breakout track, 2018’s “Bombshell”, she gained radio support from BBC Introducing which led to an interview and live acoustic session with Jericho Keys, followed by securing the coveted Record of the Week spot with her acoustic guitar solo “Stratosphere”. Recognised not just for her songwriting, but her exceptional performance and musicianship too, she’s linked up with The Online Recording Studio to release her music since last year.

Now with her tenth release as a solo act, her latest single “Plastic Heart” shows an artist at the top of her game. Featuring a rhythmic indie rock arrangement full of jangly guitar and peppered with intricate melodic touches, her vocals carry infectious ear-worm leads to create a song that’s captivating and memorable.

Written about someone who is fake and untrue to their intentions, “Plastic Heart” is an anthem that sets an example of setting boundaries and calling out toxic behaviour. With an uplifting sound, on her latest single Charlotte Hall lays down an instant indie pop hit that champions self-worth and shows an artist that’s consistently offered exquisite music.

Listen to Plastic Heart below