Some voices command attention, and there’s Charlotte Forman. A rising British powerhouse with a lion-hearted voice and a sound that dances between soul, jazz, pop, and R&B, Forman is claiming her place in the lineage of iconic female vocalists. Hailing from Essex and now lighting up the North East, she’s gone viral performing in the unlikeliest of venues—supermarkets, parks, street corners. A proof that true artistry doesn’t wait for a stage. With nods to Adele’s soul, Amy Winehouse’s grit, Lady Gaga’s drama, and Stevie Nicks’ mystique, Charlotte Forman is the kind of artist who doesn’t just sing—she feels, and she makes you feel, too.
Her single, “Let Go,” is a stunning, emotionally mature exploration of release—of loosening your grip on something you once clung to, whether it’s love, fear, or a version of yourself. From the very first note, the song wraps around you like a whispered truth. The instrumentation is gorgeously restrained—gentle keys, subtle bass, and ambient textures that ebb and flow like tides, allowing Charlotte’s voice to sit front and center where it belongs.
And what a voice it is. Smoky yet crystalline, her tone has a quiet ache that swells into resolve by the chorus. There’s power in her restraint—each word is weighted, each breath intentional. When the chorus arrives, her vocals expand with cathartic release, like an exhale that’s been waiting years. She doesn’t oversing—she communicates, and that’s where her brilliance lies.
The production complements this intention beautifully. It’s clean, intimate, and never distracts. Instead, it frames the song like a gallery spotlight, letting the emotion bleed through every phrase. “Let Go” doesn’t rely on grand gestures—it relies on honesty, and in that honesty, it finds power.
Charlotte Forman is a voice worth hearing; authentic, arresting, and unshakably human. Let Go is a chapter of growth, wrapped in melody. Keep your eyes—and ears—on her.
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