Charlie Limm is a Leeds-based folk/alt songwriter and performer whose work lives in quiet, carefully shaped songs built on voice, guitar and subtle instrumental detail. Rooted in folk tradition and a strong performance background, her music values story, emotional clarity and space.

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"A high delicate voice with a talent for storytelling, Charlie charms everyone in the place."

-Downend Folk Club

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She grew up in Somerset, with early experiences in theatre shaping her relationship to performance and storytelling. That grounding continues to inform her songwriting — songs that unfold slowly, attentive to mood, pacing and what’s left unsaid.

​Alongside her solo work, Charlie has spent years performing and collaborating across folk and acoustic music, most notably as part of the duo Patchwork Skies. Those years of shared writing, touring and live performance helped refine her calm and welcoming stage presence and songs that require a closeness and an intimate listening audience.

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Her songs are built from lived moments and observation, often drawing on the natural world and its quiet rhythms — landscapes (especially the sea), weather, the space between places — not as ideas to explain, but as environments the music can inhabit.

Now based in Leeds, Charlie writes and records from the city, guided by experience and an instinct to keep things focused and human.