Carter Faith Signs With Universal Music Group Nashville
Pictured (L-R, front row): UMG Nashville’s Rob Femia and Cindy Mabe, Carter Faith and Range Music’s Cameron Lutz; (L-R, middle row): UMG Nashville’s Hannah Wilson, Range Music’s Jack Minihan and UMG Nashville’s Chelsea Blythe; (L-R, back row): UMG Nashville’s Lori Christian, Range Music’s Ash Wolk, Pound It Out Loud’s Margaret Valentine, Range Music’s Shawn McSpadden and UMG Nashville’s Mike Harris. Photo: Lily Nelson
Rising star Carter Faith has signed with Universal Music Group Nashville, marking her first major label record deal.
Faith has independently amassed over 110 million global streams, recently turning heads with releases “Late Bloomer,” “Strong Stuff” and “’Til I Can Make It On My Own,” a duet with UMG artist Sam Williams. The North Carolina native is currently working on new music that is expected to release later this year.
“Carter is not only a masterful storyteller, but her vocals are distinctive, delicate, feminine, and powerful. There’s such a clear fingerprint and country tone in her voice,” says UMGN Chair & CEO, Cindy Mabe. “Carter’s music can transport you through past decades of country music while it paints a picture of a strong woman who knows who she is. I’m so excited that Carter is joining the UMGN roster and the next era of country music.”
“It is a dream come true to sign my first record deal with UMG Nashville,” shares Faith. “Country music is a part of who I am, and I am grateful that my team at Universal is passionate about my writing and artistry. Cindy Mabe and everyone at UMG has made me feel seen and respected and I couldn’t be more excited for this next chapter.”
Faith will play at CMA Fest at the UMG Nashville Takeover at Skydeck in Nashville. She will also serve as support for Jon Pardi in Des Moines, as well as appear at Kickoff Jam in Panama City Beach and GoldenSky Festival in Sacramento.
