Soul singer Carmy Love launched her solo career in 2021, with her debut 7" single on Big AC Records selling out prior to its official release and gaining praise from Craig Charles (6 Music), Robert Elms (BBC London) and Norman Jay (Soho Radio) amongst many others. Carmy returns with two sensational new singles this Autumn, having once again teamed up with songwriter, Nick Corbin and producer, Mitch Ayling of The Milk. Born and raised in North West London, Carmy had a rich musical upbringing: Her Mother and Step-Father were DJs on several underground stations including Roots, Unique and Flava Radio. The likes of Janet Kay, Louisa Marks and Chaka Khan all featured heavily during her formative years, whilst an early grounding in Gospel singing developed her vocal style and stage craft. Having also sung with Cool Million, PM Warson, Charles and House Gospel Choir, Carmy was also an original member of New Street Adventure, making a major contribution to “No Hard Feelings” - NSA’s debut album on Acid Jazz - with her stunning backing vocals elevating the record to modern soul classic status. Carmy will be performing her solo material as part of the Big AC Soul Revue this Autumn, alongside Abi Farrell, Emma Noble and Nick Corbin. Be sure to get a ticket to have a chance to catch this unique live show!
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Carmy Love plays retro soul and neo-soul, blending classic 1960s and 1970s aesthetics with contemporary energy, with releases on Big AC Records.
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Carmy Love was born and raised in North West London.
