PRESS
New Directions for Carlsea
ZO Magazine; by Kendra Beltran
January 03, 2023
"Changing one's direction isn't always easy but it's necessary to grow. Carlsea had a whole different name and sound when she started out. Over time she's evolved into the singer-songwriter she is today. With her debut single as Carlsea out now she's ready to show the world what she is capable of."
Flanders' Carlsea offers new electro-pop sound in latest single
Mount Olive Chronicle; by Phil Garber
March 29, 2018
"Get ready for Carlsea, the 2018 re-branding of Flanders singer and songwriter Chelsea Carlson. The 25-year-old said she has moved from a largely, rock agenda to a more modern, electronic and pop sound. Her inspirations include such international stars as Aurora, Lorde, Sia, and Christina Perri."
Interview with Carlsea
Jersey Indie; by Sonia Schnee
February 08, 2018
"Northern NJ singer-songwriter Carlsea (aka Chelsea Carlson) has taken on a new sound – and a new stage name – with the release of her upcoming single, "Windows." Read about her exciting transformation, and Coffeehouse Tour of New Jersey."
Exclusive! "The Broken Road" by Chelsea Carlson
Songwriting Magazine
February 15, 2016
"This week’s Monday exclusive is another whole album, as Songwriting premieres The Broken Road. It’s the debut full-length from Chelsea Carlson, a New Jersey-based artist whose particular brand of folk- and country-tinged rock has already seen her win a Jersey Acoustic Music (JAM) award for Top New Female Act."
Listen To Folk Singer-Songwriter Chelsea Carlson’s Track “Cherry Blossom”
Elmore Magazine
January 05, 2016
"'Cherry Blossom', a track off the upcoming record, is the perfect introduction to Chelsea’s style, encouraging listeners from the get-go to relax with its soft, lullaby-like guitar opening...forming a cohesively classic folk-rock track from a young and ambitious singer-songwriter."
New Genius On The Block: Chelsea Carlson – “Cherry Blossom”
Audio Fuzz | Phil King
December 14, 2015
"Carlson has taken singer/songwriter to a new level. Her songs have that innocence of early Mitchell with that blueish sound of Plant and Waters. Carlson can easily lay her hat with greatest. Impressive sound all around."