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Carey Mulligan
Carey Mulligan is a singer-songwriter who came up in the 21st century folk scene. Her early track 'Let No Man Steal Your Thyme' got some attention for its...
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Carey Mulligan is a singer-songwriter who came up in the 21st century folk scene. Her early track 'Let No Man Steal Your Thyme' got some attention for its quiet, haunting quality. She put out albums like The Hourglass, Ashes & Dust, and The Turning Tide, working with musicians including Adam Cuthbert on guitar, Ben Brindley on drums, and Sam Amidon on fiddle.
There was some kind of dispute with a record label around 2017, but she kept making music. Her work tends to sit in that space between folk and indie, with straightforward lyrics about ordinary experience.
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