Charlotte Bumgarner + Kalyn Fay

Kalyn Fay (Cherokee Nation, Muscogee) is a Folk singer/songwriter born and raised in rural Oklahoma. Their songs are heartfelt, sonic explorations of their nuanced relationship to the landscape and people of the region that fostered them. Fay sees music as a way for us all to reflect and lean in - to Indigenous perspectives of collective care for all living things.

Charlotte is a singer/songwriter born and raised in Tulsa. She has been playing the local Tulsa scene for about 2-3 years as a solo artist and for about a year with her band Graveyard Party. Music has always been super important to Charlotte, especially quiet music. Charlotte’s sound can be described as a mix of many influences, but is mostly an emo singer/songwriter & folky fusion. Charlotte is also a big activist for female equality & rights and tries to integrate that into my songwriting and my footprint in the scene in general.

In 2018 Charlotte began self-recording and releasing her own music with the single “where are you” and night blooming flowers EP. From then on, Charlotte continued playing throughout the local Tulsa scene as well as branching out and touring regionally as much as possible. In the spring of 2020 prior to signing with Manor Records, Charlotte self-released an acoustic set for RSU radio EP that first introduced her new single “Honey Touch” and “Haunted House”. After signing to the label, her plan is to release a three-track single series with “Red With Love” as the third and final single, followed up by her debut album later this year. KOSU Radio called Charlotte a “passionate about young women being taken seriously and making the music scene a safer place for everyone.”