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Jebb Carter
Jebb Carter started making music in his bedroom, writing songs that felt personal and direct. His debut album Surreal came out in 2017, followed by...
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Jebb Carter started making music in his bedroom, writing songs that felt personal and direct. His debut album Surreal came out in 2017, followed by Ultraviolet in 2019 and Ephemera in 2021.
He's worked with musicians like Jesse Genre on bass and Eddie Ray on drums, though the lineup has changed at times. The music tends toward atmospheric indie rock with shimmering guitar textures and synthesizer layers.
Carter's lyrics have drawn attention for being openly vulnerable, which has sparked some discussion among listeners. He's kept at it as an independent artist, putting out records without much industry backing.
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