Carla J. Easton is an award-nominated singer-songwriter, releasing 4 critically acclaimed albums, writing for TeenCanteen, Belle & Sebastian, BMX Bandits, Hen Hoose & National Theatre Scotland. Championed by BBC6 Music, she has performed at festivals across the UK and internationally (SXSW, Pop Montreal, The Great Escape, Celtic Connections, Indiefjord and Pop Cologne), touring the UK with The Vaselines, Teenage Fanclub and Grammy-nominated Kim Richey.

In 2018, she released the SAY Award Shortlisted 'Impossible Stuff’, produced by Howard Bilerman (Arcade Fire/British Sea Power/Leonard Cohen), which featured singles that achieved Record of the Day, Guardian Track of the Week and BBC Scotland Single of the Week.

Her third album 'WEIRDO' was released in 2020 via Olive Grove Records - a record that Bandcamp Daily described as “all volume needles buried in the red, glitter bursting from every chorus.” The Line of Best Fit praised its “maximalist” tendencies while hinting that Scotland has found its own answer to the pop titans Carly Rae Jepsen and Taylor Swift, and Pitchfork called it “bubblegum pop [with] the scrappy glamour of a homemade theatrical production”.

Her latest project Poster Paints was formed with Simon Liddell (Frightened Rabbit,  during 2020. Their critically acclaimed self-titled debut album was released by Ernest Jennings, October 2022, charting on U.S college radio and receiving significant support from Line of Best Fit & Brooklyn Vegan.

Her fourth studio album, 'Sugar Honey,' was released October 2023. The album received significant support from prestigious platforms and radio stations, including BBC 6Music, BBC Radio Scotland, and CLASH Magazine.

I Think That I Might Love You, Carla’s fifth solo album, produced by ​​Howard Bilerman (Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Wolf Parade, Leonard Cohen, The Weather Station) will be released May 2026 via Ernest Jennings Record Company and FIKA Recordings The album features co-writes across its eleven new songs, including Simon Liddell (Frightened Rabbit, Poster Paints), Hen Hoose’s MALKA (Hen Hoose), Glasgow’s Man of the Minch, Canadian singer songwriter Brett Nelson, and cult hero Darren Hayman of Hefner.