Raised in the Appalachian Mountains, Charlsey Etheridge’s Americana music roots run deep. After moving to Nashville in 2003, Charlsey was immersed in the Nashville songwriting culture, collaborating with the late Harley Allen, Steve Wariner, and with legendary guitarist Jack Pearson. In 2013, Etheridge released her first studio album, Memories of Mine, which received stellar reviews from No Depression, The Bluegrass Situation and more. In 2021, Etheridge collaborated with legendary guitarist Jack
Pearson (of Allman Brothers Band fame) to release a previously recorded, newly mastered five-song EP, An Acoustic Christmas with Charlsey and Jack.
In October of 2023 Charlsey released an album of all original music entitled Scars of Mine. The album has garnered stellar reviews from music critics and publications such as ‘Americana Rhythm Music Magazine’, ‘Independent Music & Arts Insider’, ‘Indie Pulse Magazine’, ‘The Indie Source’, ‘Vents Magazine’, and ‘Melody Maker Magazine’ to name a few! She has been a guest on ‘The Business Side of Music’ and ‘Americana Rhythms’ podcast’, as well as a featured in ‘Americana Rhythm Music
Magazine’s’ 100th anniversary publication. In February of this year Etheridge made her debut on the renowned ‘Woodsongs Old Time Radio Hour’. Her latest radio single is ‘Doin’ Wrong Feel Right’ from the album Scars of Mine. The album was produced by sought after guitarist and musician, Pat Bergeson.
Peer Quotes:
“In a world gone crazy, Charlsey Etheridge reminds us all that love is all that matters. Each of us have memories of a time when we were younger, & how the love we found in each stage of our lives has made us who we are and brought us to where we are. There’s no sweeter voice to remind us of those times or how we got here than Charlsey Etheridge. Do yourself a Favor. Download her latest single and full album! You’ll be glad you did!”
~Jerry Salley
“Charlsey picks up a guitar and sings like an angel. She completely commands the room. Every word is perfectly placed against a beautiful melody in Rhythm of Love and once her voice lays against it, well, there is no force that will keep you from falling for Charlsey and this song.”
~ Donna Ulisse
