Andrew Charm

First active musically as a teenager in Louisville’s underground punk scene, Charm's (real name Andrew Sellers) first band Flight Nineteen played with seminal underground acts like At the Drive-In, By The Grace Of God & Avail. His first album as a solo artist showcased a very different direction however, placing him alongside off-kilter folk artists like Daniel Johnston, Sufjan Stevens & Bonnie Prince Billy (whom he covered Grateful Dead's 'Friend Of The Devil' with in 2021). Moving to NYC in 2010, he played in several bands in NYC's DIY scene, and co-founded The Body Actualized Center, a DIY arts space located in Bushwick. Turning his attention back to solo work in 2013, Charm released 'The Funeral Home Sessions' a 3-song EP of tributes to Fugazi, Neil Young, & folk legend Elizabeth Cotten. This was followed by "Nothing/Everything,” a 15-song double LP released on Los Angeles label Buddyhead Records. In turn melancholy and magnanimous, the album highlighted his chameleon-like talent for genre hopping. More recently he has released a slew of singles ("Off On A Roll With The Soul", "They Say", "Rose Gold," "Sight Unseen", & "Zoë"), and started a new no-wave leaning post-punk band called Charm School -- all of which help underscore his continuous evolution. Charm School's 1st full-length 'Debt Forever' is set to be released on January 24th, 2025. †