Rhianna Carter

A modern-traditional country artist with a classic soul and a contemporary edge, Rhianna brings the spirit of Patsy Cline and June Carter into the present day. Known for her natural authenticity and unapologetic voice, she’s proof that strength and femininity don’t have to be opposites.

Originally from Bishop, California and now based in Gardnerville, Nevada, she’s been singing since she could talk and fiddling since she could hold a bow. She grew up performing with a her parents in a small band called the Peavine Pickers, started writing songs in college after her first real heartbreak, and began playing larger shows in 2021. Now performing with local country artist Carson Chandler, she’s stepping into her own as a solo artist.

Blending acoustic roots, rich fiddle lines, and a touch of sass, her music channels the bold honesty of Ella Langley and the emotional vocals of Patsy Cline. Working with &#64;<a href="spotify:artist:1rA3kqFmenW1MZonXAk3Ih" data-name="Huckleberry Road">Huckleberry Road</a> to record her first single brought that sound fully to life, and she credits them for helping make the dream come true.

Her debut single “Don’t Call Me Baby” is a cheeky, empowering anthem about choosing freedom over forced love. Written from personal experience, it marks the start of something bigger — and she’s just getting started.