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Rising R&B singer Charlotte Day Wilson puts in the work

A fresh take on neo-soul, jazz, and R&B that feels both modern and timeless. Charlotte Day Wilson's debut EP is one you need to hear.

Charlotte Day Wilson has a fresh take on neo-soul, jazz, and R&B that feels both modern and timeless. Her soulful voice and smooth melodies have caught the attention of music fans and critics alike.

Today she swings through studio q with her debut EP, CDW. She also sits down with guest host Candy Palmater to discuss her recent success, her new international following, and the new wave of Toronto artists drawing on genres like soul and R&B.


You may recognize Charlotte Day Wilson's first single, Work, from a recent iPhone commercial — but that beauty's just the beginning. (Fabiola Carletti/CBC)

Charlotte Day Wilson is flanked by Duncan Fraser Hood (drums and backing vocals, left) and Nick Nausbaum (keyboards and backing vocals). (Fabiola Carletti/CBC)

WEB EXTRA | Day left her previous band, The Wayo last year to go solo, and it's been a whirlwind ever since. You may recognize her first single, Work, from recent iPhone commercials and TV shows. She also sings on fellow rising act Bad Bad Not Good's new album.