Carter Faith Jones, born June 14, 2000, in Davidson, North Carolina, is an American country music singer-songwriter. She grew up in a non-musical family but was inspired by her grandfather's country music tapes, teaching herself piano and guitar. At age 16, she began writing songs following a breakup. After graduating from Cannon School in 2018 and attending Belmont University's songwriting program, she graduated in 2021. She released her debut single 'Leaving Tennessee' in 2020, followed by the EP Let Love Be Love in 2021 and her debut album Cherry Valley via MCA Nashville on October 3, 2025. Faith signed with Altadena in 2020 and Universal Music Publishing Group in 2022, accumulating over 75 million global streams. She debuted at the Grand Ole Opry in 2022 and has performed there multiple times, including a duet with Sam Williams. Other milestones include her Ryman Auditorium debut in 2021 and opening for artists like The Avett Brothers, Little Big Town, and Keith Urban. She has toured with Luke Grimes and Carly Pearce. Known for emotive storytelling blending country, folk, and rock influences, Faith delivers live performances marked by conviction and connection, as noted in her tours and Opry appearances.