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Charlotte's Web
Charlotte's Web formed in 2010 with Anya Rowan on vocals and guitar, Ethan Carter on guitar, Liam Harper on bass, and Olivia Jones on drums. Their music draws...
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Charlotte's Web formed in 2010 with Anya Rowan on vocals and guitar, Ethan Carter on guitar, Liam Harper on bass, and Olivia Jones on drums. Their music draws from folk and rock traditions, with a clear focus on environmental themes.
Their song 'Mother Earth And Father Time' became particularly well-known, appearing as the title track on their 2021 album. They've released two other albums: 'The Web We Spin' in 2012 and 'Echoes of Tomorrow' in 2016.
The band's straightforward advocacy has sometimes drawn criticism, but they've maintained their approach. Their work continues to center on nature and social concerns, with Rowan's songwriting at the forefront.
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