Eva Carboni

Biography

Eva Carboni is a talented blues vocalist and songwriter born in Sassari on the island of Sardinia, Italy.[1][2][3] Her musical journey began in her childhood, shaped by her family's musical environment—her father was a sophisticated chansonier born in France who encouraged her to sing from an early age, exposing her to French and swing songs.[4] She discovered blues music at age ten, influenced by her elder siblings' musical tastes.[7] To formally develop her craft, Carboni studied at the prestigious Vocal Power Academy in Los Angeles under the tutelage of renowned vocal coach Elisabeth Howard.[1][2][3]

In 2017, Eva was signed to Mad Ears Productions and began a transformative collaboration with British producer and songwriter Andy Littlewood, marking a turning point in her career.[1][2] This partnership has proven remarkably prolific, resulting in multiple studio albums, EPs, and singles that have garnered international recognition. Her debut solo album 'Italia Square' (2019) received rave reviews and worldwide radio airplay, with her song 'Love Me Tonight' achieving over a million views on YouTube.[4] She followed this success with 'Smoke and Mirrors,' the EP 'In the Name of the Blues,' and her third studio album 'Blues Siren' (released November 17, 2024).[1][4] Her most recent project, 'The Blues Archives' (2025), features unreleased songs and reworked tracks from her career.[4] n Carboni's musical style seamlessly blends blues, rock, and jazz, showcasing her dynamic voice that transitions effortlessly from warmth and sensuality to powerful, emotive storytelling.[2][3] Her work has achieved notable placements, including 'New Day Calling' in the soundtrack of the independent film 'Distant Sun.'[1][2] Working primarily out of the United Kingdom with Mad Ears Productions, Eva Carboni continues to captivate audiences worldwide with her distinctive artistry and has earned widespread radio airplay and critical acclaim in the international blues scene.[2][3]

Fun Facts

• Eva's father was a sophisticated chansonier born in France who taught her French and swing songs from childhood, with Eva often sitting with her legs dangling from a table or desk while learning alongside him.[4]
• Eva discovered blues music at age ten, influenced by her two elder siblings' musical tastes in her Sardinian home.[7]
• The turning point in Eva's professional career came approximately 10 years before 2025 when guitarist Mick Simpson invited her to sing on his album 'Black Rain,' introducing her to producer Andy Littlewood—a meeting that sparked an immediate professional understanding and friendship that has resulted in four albums, two EPs, and numerous singles.[4]
• Eva's song 'Love Me Tonight' achieved over a million views on YouTube, and her track 'New Day Calling' was featured in the soundtrack of the independent film 'Distant Sun,' demonstrating her reach beyond traditional music platforms.[1][2]

Musical Connections

Mentors/Influences

• Elisabeth Howard - Renowned vocal coach who trained Eva at the Vocal Power Academy in Los Angeles (Vocal training and development) [Early career (pre-2017)]
• Andy Littlewood - British producer, songwriter, and primary creative partner; introduced to Eva through guitarist Mick Simpson approximately 10 years before 2025 (Producer and co-creator on 'Italia Square,' 'Smoke and Mirrors,' 'Blues Siren,' 'The Blues Archives,' and multiple EPs and singles) [2017-present]

Key Collaborators

• Andy Littlewood - Multi-instrumentalist, producer, and primary creative collaborator; provides guitar, keyboards, bass, and backing vocals (All major albums and projects since 2017) [2017-present]
• Mick Simpson - Guitarist who introduced Eva to Andy Littlewood; featured on lead guitar across multiple projects ('Black Rain' (guest vocalist on 'River of Life'), 'Blues Siren,' 'The Blues Archives') [~2015-present]
• Pete Nelson - Drummer featured on multiple albums ('Blues Siren,' 'The Blues Archives') [2024-present]
• Vic Martin - Guitarist (ex-Gary Moore Band) featured on 'Blues Siren' ('Blues Siren') [2024]
• Chris Booth - Musician featured on 'Blues Siren' ('Blues Siren') [2024]
• Rene Lacko - Musician featured on 'Blues Siren' ('Blues Siren') [2024]
• Dave Hunt - Harmonica player featured on 'The Blues Archives' ('The Blues Archives') [2025]
• Andreus Linsdell - Lead guitarist featured on 'The Blues Archives' ('The Blues Archives') [2025]

Artists Influenced

• Janis Joplin - Major stylistic influence on Eva's vocal approach and blues interpretation (General influence on Eva's artistic direction) [Formative years]
• Tina Turner - Major stylistic influence on Eva's vocal approach and performance style (General influence on Eva's artistic direction) [Formative years]

External Links

• Spotify
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