Caroline Sky is a New York City based singer songwriter whose music blends indie pop, R&B, and soul with the intimacy of a late-night journal entry.
Growing up in the Bay Area, Caroline’s voice was shaped early as one of the youngest members of the San Francisco Girls Chorus, where she trained, toured, and performed with the San Francisco Opera. But it was picking up guitar and piano that revealed her voice as a songwriter.
Since then, she’s shared stages with Joan Baez, Carly Simon, and Tedeschi Trucks Band, winning the 2024 New England Songwriting Competion and carving out a sound that feels both timeless and unmistakably her own. Mentorship from Bob Weir (Grateful Dead) and Bonnie Hayes (Berklee College of Music) helped her pair careful lyricism with a dynamic vocal style that swings between velvet restraint and powerful intensity.
Many first saw Caroline on The Voice, where she worked with Gwen Stefani, Blake Shelton, and Celine Dion. Still, it’s in her original music—honest, witty, and self-defined—that her artistry comes alive.
Her upcoming EP "Closer”, to be released in June 2026, traces a personal arc: the disorientation of betrayal, the spark of new connection, and the quiet clarity of letting go.