Charlotte Day Wilson

Canadian singer, songwriter, and producer Charlotte Day Wilson is known for her atmospheric and textured blend of R&B, folk, electronic pop, and soul. She emerged to acclaim in 2016 with the EP CDW, featuring her SOCAN Prize-nominated song ""Work." Born in Toronto, Wilson began playing piano at an early age and grew up listening to Motown and bluegrass. She went on to learn saxophone and guitar, and eventually joined the funk and R&B group the Wayo while studying women's studies and music in Halifax, Nova Scotia. It was also during this period that she released her debut EP, Palimpsest, along with handful of tracks, including ""Avondale"", ""Stephen,"" and ""Montreal."" Looking to focus on songwriting, Wilson left school and spent six months living in Montreal before returning to Toronto to intern at the Arts & Crafts label and perform with the Wayo.