Carly Simon

Carly Simon emerged in the early 1970s, as the confessional song was taking a central place in American pop. Her writing turned desire, jealousy, marriage, autonomy and memory into elegant songs without losing the sting of observation.

No Secrets cemented her public voice, while Boys in the Trees and Coming Around Again showed how she moved through changing eras without abandoning intimacy. Decades later, her catalog still works as a private diary turned into popular culture.

Why listen to Carly Simon?

To discover how an intimate conversation can become sophisticated pop without losing ambiguity or irony.