Karlie Bartholomew ni a Nashville-based singer/songwriter eyi ti awọn music ti o mu awọn akọkọ akọkọ akọkọ akọkọ pẹlu ẹri, emosionally resonant lyrics. Bẹrẹ ati ki o gbajumo ni Baltimore, Maryland, Karlie ti kọ rẹ akọkọ nipasẹ music ni akọkọ agbalagba. Biotilejepe iyanu nigba ti awọn ọmọde, o bẹrẹ lati kọ awọn akọkọ akọkọ akọkọ ati ki o si fi ni gbogbo anfani lati ṣẹda — bẹrẹ pẹlu akọkọ school talent show.

Tẹsiwaju ninu awọn ọna-ọna ti rẹ, Karlie ti kọ lati gige gita lori awọn gige-ọna-ọna-ọna-ọna rẹ nigba ti o wa ni ipilẹ ni ile-iwe. Pẹlu ipa nipasẹ awọn olumulo bi Joni Mitchell ati Elliott Smith, awọn songwriting rẹ ti wa ni ifọwọsi ninu authenticity, intimacy, ati ọpọlọpọ awọn ẹya ara ẹni.

“My songs focus on storytelling, hoping the listener can see themselves in my music,” she shares. Her smooth vocals and introspective lyrics create a sound that can quiet any room.

In 2017, while studying at Berklee College of Music, Karlie was selected as a featured soloist for the school’s commencement concert, honoring Lucinda Williams. She performed for an audience of over 7,000 people—including Williams herself, Lionel Richie, Todd Rundgren, and Neil Portnow—before graduating with a degree in Professional Music, with focuses in Contemporary Writing/Production and Performance.

Karlie released her debut EP A Way to Start in December 2021, following the singles “Brooklyn Park,” “Back Bay,” and “May.” The project received acclaim from both press and listeners, procuring coverage from Nashville Noise, Tinnitist, Grubs and Grooves, New Music Weekly Magazine, and more. Music City Melodies wrote in a review: “Karlie Bartholomew may be a newcomer to releasing music, but she is already a star in our eyes.” BuzzMusic followed with: “Her vocals melt like butter as she soothingly tours us through descriptive lyrical motifs leaping from this sonic canvas.”

O ti wa ni o wa ni igbasilẹ ati igbasilẹ titun music, pẹlu rẹ titun single “Haunted House” ti a fi sori ẹrọ ni April 25, 2025.