Out Now: Charlotte OC releases a new, heart-wrenchingly Oh The Agony, Oh The Ecstasy
OUT NOW: UK’S CHARLOTTE OC
RELEASES HEART-WRENCHING OH THE AGONY, OH THE ECSTASY EP HEREE
LTON JOHN PLAYS “FALLING FOR YOU” ON HIS ROCKET HOURTOURED UK WITH JAMES ARTHUR, TOM WALKER AND PERFORMED AT RADIO 1’S BIG WEEKEND
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Today, UK’s alternative pop artist Charlotte OC releases a new, heart-wrenchingly touching 5 track EP Oh The Agony, Oh The Ecstasy HERE, which follows the success of her debut album Careless People.
With initial support from BBC Radio 1’s Huw Stephens & Jack Saunders and BBC Radio 2’s Rylan, now Elton John’s played “Falling For You” on his Rocket Hour radio show, saying: “Love that, really beautiful track. We’ll be playing that again I can tell you.”Speaking on the EP as a whole, Charlotte reflects “A lot of change all at once can really mess with your head. It forces you to think quickly, put a brave face on and start again. This EP goes through my life over the past 2 years and leads up to the present day. From feeling frustration, loss, jealousy and hurt to euphoric love and a long awaited feeling of being content and understood not only by others but by myself as well.”Since being in isolation, Charlotte has performed a series of covers including Portishead’s “Glory Box” which had the current Queen frontman Adam Lambert comment and start following her on Instagram. Her music now reaches over 440K monthly listeners on Spotify alone.
Charlotte OC is consistently championed by BBC Introducing Lancashire. This led the Blackburn artist to perform at BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend in 2019, as well as supporting James Arthur and Tom Walker on their respective UK tours.
Praise for Charlotte OC
“Newly crowned alt-pop princess Charlotte OC returns with a stunning and emotive new single [Falling For You]” – Notion“In the soaring new “Satellite,” she’s fully in command of a moodily intoxicating sound that casts her as an electro-pop balladeer of the highest order.” – NPR“Charlotte OC Made an Anthem for Independent Women” – PAPER“This heartfelt song will have you shouting along to the lyrics during your next car ride.” – NYLON“she blesses New Music Friday with another exquisitely-wrought, soulful synth-kissed anthem. It’s good to have her back.” – Idolator“She shifts seamlessly through an array of genres, including electronic, R&B, and gospel, using her soulful voice to carry the listener through what she considers her “own little time lapse.” – Interview Magazine“…like Kate Bush and Alicia Keys, with a touch of Stevie Nicks and Florence Welch” – XPN“Charlotte OC sings moody, haunting must tinged with just enough electro-pop goodness to make it intoxicating and addictive.” – VICE’s Noisey“A massive voice. Hers is the kind of vocal that soars—not in the way birds do, but rather that of jet engines. Just as it’s revving up, it suddenly blasts off into another stratosphere.” – Elle
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