Carrie K is a producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist based in Nashville, and working regularly out of Los Angeles, New York, and London. Known for her musicianship and genre-fluid approach, Carrie has quickly become a highly sought-after collaborator across alternative, folk, pop, rock and country. Most recently, Carrie co-wrote six songs on Noah Kahan’s album The Great Divide, which debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 and became one of the biggest global album releases of the year. She also co-wrote the #1 hit “High Road” by Koe Wetzel featuring Jessie Murph, which spent five consecutive weeks at #1 on both the US Country Airplay and Billboard Country Airplay charts. Carrie played a key creative role in Noah Kahan’s breakthrough era, co-writing, co-producing, and playing drums across Stick Season, Stick Season (We’ll All Be Here Forever), and Forever - records that helped propel Kahan into global acclaim and Grammy recognition. Her recent work also include producing and co-writing across records such as Dermot Kennedy’s latest album lead single “Funeral”; Sienna Spiro’s “I Don’t Hate You”; multiple tracks from Myles Smith’s debut album; Suki Waterhouse’s comeback single “Tiny Raisin”; and Role Model’s soundtrack release “Saddle Again.” Carrie also contributed extensively to PVRIS’s acclaimed album “Evergreen" , producing five songs on the record, which debuted in Spotify USA’s Top 10 Albums chart and earned a #1 UK Rock & Metal Album. Alongside her major label work, Carrie has built an expansive and diverse catalogue spanning artists including mxmtoon, Paris Paloma, ELIO, Medium Build, and Maggie Antone, reflecting her versatility, musicality, and a deeply artist-first creative approach.