Charity is a fresh, young face on the country music scene with an old soul.  Her voice has that traditional southern twang that began country music. She is from the small community of Hope Hull just outside of Montgomery, Alabama, an area rich in traditional country music. Growing up in this rural environment and being a farm girl has set the stage for her country roots to shine.  

When listening to Charity sing, you can transport yourself to the emotion that she feels. Charity has performed in many talent shows around the Southeast, but her largest accomplishment has been as a 17 year old contestant on Season 11 of the NBC television show "The Voice".  Charity was the 2017 Nash Next winner for the State of Alabama.  Charity can be spotted around the Birmingham, Nashville or Montgomery area singing in local places. 

Inspired by the classic artists, Patsy Cline and Dolly Parton, and the more modern artists, Martina McBride, Miranda Lambert and Carrie Underwood, you can certainly hear the reflections of the old and the new in her young voice. The recipe for Charity's music can be described as some soul searching old classic country with enough contemporary country to keep it modern and a splash of bluegrass.   Charity has said  “Country music runs deep in my soul.  Traditional ballads have such deep meaning.  Country music has always helped me deal with my problems.  It’s a way for people to hear the truth, sometimes truths that we don’t want to hear.”