Following what MTV called a “banner year” for pop/rock artist Charlotte Sands, she has released her ethereal pop anthem “Alright,” today on all digital platforms.
“We wrote this song with the hope that it could remind even one person that life does go on and nothing is forever,” Charlotte adds. “The future can be so daunting especially in times of uncertainty, and it can so often feel like you’re stuck without a way out, but this song is a sign to keep moving forward because it will get better.”
Many first discovered Charlotte on TikTok in 2020 through her leaked single, “Dress.”However, Charlotte’s career didn’t start there. Since, 2018 Charlotte has released 27 singles and 2 EPS, has played 103 shows, and now has 2023 almost booked up with a fleet of international dates.
“I want to be the big sister to those who feel like freaks,” Charlotte reveals. “My intention with my music is to create a safe space for people to feel accepted and celebrated for their weirdness and diversity. When people feel seen and supported, the world becomes a better place.”
Charlotte’s music has been described as breaking down biases and stigmas often associated with pop, with songs that are fizzy and irresistibly hooky, sublimely atmospheric, angsty, emo-tinged, punky, and metallic. “My songs are my feelings written down. Often, they’re fun songs you can jump around to that also have depth when you allow yourself to connect to them,” she shares.
Alongside the release of “Alright,” Charlotte has announced a partnership with the JED Foundation, a nonprofit that works to protect emotional health and prevent suicide for teens and adults. The partnership will include limited edition Charlotte Sands x JED Foundation merchandise, with a portion of proceeds benefiting the nonprofit. Charlotte hopes “Alright” will help remove the stigma around mental health within her fanbase.
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