Carrie Baxter

Carrie Baxter is a singer-songwriter originally from Waterford, Ireland, who is now based in London. She blends elements of jazz, soul, and R&B to create a sound that's both modern and nostalgic, often drawing comparisons to artists like Amy Winehouse and Erykah Badu. Her music is characterised by smooth, emotive vocals and introspective lyrics that explore themes of love, self-discovery, and resilience.

Carrie began her career by releasing singles that quickly gained attention for distinctive vocal, unique style and emotional depth. Her debut EP, Placebo (2020) was a hip-hop and jazz-infused journey to make peace with the soul, before What Now (2021) wrestled with love, heartbreak, and redemption. Burnout
and poor mental health forced her to take a two-year break, before she reclaimed her joy in
comeback EP Keep Swimming (2024).

Her debut full-length album SEVEN, set for 2026, is her most personal work to date,
reflecting on identity and relationships, her darkest moments, and her spirituality.

Carrie Baxter’s journey in the music industry is one of passion, perseverance and continuous growth. With her unique voice and artistic vision she is poised to solidify her name as one of the most exciting voices in the contemporary music landscape.