Carlie Hanson

71 songs6 albums
Songs71
Albums6
Views34.9K

About the artist

Carlie Hanson is an American indie-pop artist raised in rural Wisconsin who built her early following on a raw, diaristic songwriting style paired with genre-blending production. She first drew attention with her 2017 single «Why Did You Lie?» and broke through more widely with «Only One», which climbed Spotify's Viral Charts and reached the Today's Top Hits playlist.

Her debut EP «Junk», released in June 2019, moved away from the electro-pop and trap-pop leanings of her earlier singles toward a rougher pop-rock sound, showing an artist willing to shift direction rather than repeat a formula. Across her catalog — including tracks like «Numb», «Back in My Arms» and «Side Effects» — Hanson has leaned into candid lyrics about identity, relationships and mental health, delivered with an unpolished, confessional edge.

As a young independent artist emerging from outside major coastal music hubs, Hanson represents a generation of pop acts who built momentum through streaming platforms and viral moments rather than traditional label machinery, while continuing to experiment across electronic, rock and R&B-inflected pop textures.

OriginWisconsin, USA
Active since2017

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Carlie Hanson from?+
Carlie Hanson is from Wisconsin, USA.
What genre is Carlie Hanson?+
Carlie Hanson is associated with Pop, R&B, Electronic.
What are the most popular songs by Carlie Hanson?+
Among the most popular are «Only One», «Us», «Back in My Arms».
How many Carlie Hanson songs are on Lyricser?+
Lyricser features 7 popular Carlie Hanson songs with lyrics and line-by-line translations into five languages.
When did Carlie Hanson start?+
Carlie Hanson has been active since 2017.

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Discography

too late to cry

too late to cry

2025

Carlie Hanson on idobi Sessions

Carlie Hanson on idobi Sessions

2024

Wisconsin

Wisconsin

2023

Tough Boy

Tough Boy

2022

DestroyDestroyDestroyDestroy

DestroyDestroyDestroyDestroy

2020

Junk

Junk

2019