Charlotte Carpenter premieres Burn video
View Charlotte Carpenter’s video for Burn, from upcoming EP How Are We Ever To Know?

Rising-star British blues artist Charlotte Carpenter has premiered her video for Burn with The Blues.
It’s the last track on upcoming EP How Are We Ever To Know?, which will be released on June 10 via Let It Go Records.
Carpenter says: “So much of me was poured into writing this song, that when It came to a video, I didn’t want tell my story at all.
“The film was directed by my good friends Ruth and Ross also known as Penny In The Arrow, and they wrote and directed this beautiful short film from the perspective of a man, trying to move on after the demise of his relationship.”
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She adds: “It’s shot in Bangor, Northern Ireland, and it looks and feels so real, as though we are looking in on something we shouldn’t be but something which we’ve all experienced or felt before.”
Carpenter undertakes a brief UK tour over the coming days. She’ll be featured in an upcoming edition of The Blues.
Charlotte Carpenter: How Are We Ever To Know? EP tracklist
- Am I Alone In This?
- Contracts
- Electric
- Last Love
- Burn
Charlotte Carpenter tour dates
Jun 03: Suffolk Red Rooster Festival
Jun 04: Suffolk Red Rooster Festival
Jun 05: Leeds Oporto
Jun 06: Brighton Sticky Mike’s
Jun 08: London The Islington
Jun 09: Birmingham Hare And Hounds
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