About Me
Carmon is a neurodivergent indie-folk-pop singer-songwriter who weaves emotions into melodies with her breathless voice and heartfelt lyrics. Inspired by Lizzy McAlpine, Phoebe Bridgers, and Olivia Rodrigo, she blends smooth, melodic tones with themes of mental health and self-reflection. Music has been her emotional outlet from a young age, helping her navigate Autism, ADHD, and Anxiety.
Her debut EP, “Burnout”, received radio airplay across NSW and Queensland, while her live performances have seen her regularly gigging throughout NSW, with notable performances at Granny Smith Festival, St Albans Folk Festival and The Factory Theatre. Carmon also sings and plays bass in indie-rock band Vampire Vampire.
Carmon completed the End FM BEATS Mentorship Program and the NSW Songsmith program for Deaf and Disabled musicians. After three years in the making, Carmon has finally released her long-awaited debut album, “All My Life”. Later this year, Carmon will be performing at Bundanoon Folk Festival. Through her music, Carmon aims to break the stigma around mental health and remind listeners they’re not alone.
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