R&B-inspired Americana & Folk that celebrates roots rhythm, powerhouse vocals, & a better world.

Caroline Ferrante studied theater and voice at Northwestern University, grew up on the south side of Chicago, and spent summers on family farms in Kansas. She worked with the legendary Goodman Theater, Sundance Theater and Film Institutes, and recently played the leading role in "Rain Follows the Plow: A Dust Opera" at DC's Atlas Performing Arts Center, to critical acclaim:

Jennifer Perry of Broadway World noted "(Caroline's) crystal clear voice and no kidding lyric interpretation skills made "Impossible Sky" and "Can It Be?" two of the highlights for me."

Caroline’s original song “Brighter Day” was featured in playwright Carol Lee Campbell’s “Goddess Diaries” at George Mason University Fall 2016. The single, produced by Marco Delmar, was released November 2016.

Cabbage Run Records produced Caroline’s first CD, "Live from the Belfry", in June 2014. DC Concerts wrote "Caroline’s stunning vocals, three-octave range, signature 12-string guitar, and crossover songwriting pack a powerhouse punch on the DC live music scene!"

In April 2015 Caroline began her Americana Radio Jam Show at DC's famous Mansion on O Street, featured on the Travel Channel's "Mega-Mansions". This recorded jam features frequent guest spots for some famous travelers through the colorful Georgetown artist haven, and broadcasts on West Norfolk Radio, UK. She often shares the stage with Grammy and Academy Award winners like Paul Williams, Mark Bryan of Hootie & the Blowfish, Tom Constanten of the Grateful Dead, & Eagles songwriter Jack Tempchin.

Currently Caroline is collaborating on an EP with Producer Austin Bello of Forever the Sickest Kids, to be released May 2017.