Carrie Jennings is a vocalist and flugelhorn player based in Seattle, WA. Her music is deliberate and sultry, combining melancholic singer-songwriter lyricism with soulful horn lines and dreamy indie pop aesthetics. Her one-woman solo show is both tender and bold, with lush instrumentals and endearing stage banter. She is a storyteller and groove maker compelled to explore the depths of our human experience through song.

While spending a decade immersed in the Denver music scene and touring the West Coast with indie-soul band Mama Magnolia, Carrie has been honored to open for acclaimed artists including The California Honeydrops, Snarky Puppy, The Dip, PJ Morton, and St. Paul and the Broken Bones. She has performed at notable venues including Mission Ballroom, Coors Field, Mishawaka Amphitheatre, Chautauqua, and Levitt Pavilion, and at festivals including South by Southwest, Sawtooth Valley Gathering, Whale Rock, New West Fest, and WinterWonderGrass. Carrie released her debut EP "Good Tension" in October of 2023, and is now bringing her solo project to life while putting down roots in the Pacific Northwest. She is a resident artist at two of Seattle's iconic downtown restaurants, and she continues to write, record, and perform throughout the region.