Beth White

Beth White is a soul-pop singer-songwriter who grew up in a small town in Southwest Wisconsin. In 2011 she moved to Nashville, TN to pursue her dreams as a musician. Since then, Beth has carved out a place in Nashville’s music scene, bringing her rich vocals and heartfelt songwriting to venues including The 5 Spot, The Basement and The High Watt to name a few. Drawing inspiration from modern soul and pop artists such as Emily King and Olivia Dean, Beth crafts melodies and lyrics that feel intimate and deeply human — songs meant to comfort, uplift, and meet listeners wherever they are.

Her debut EP, “Soul Evolution”, was released in 2017, led by her standout single, “Afterlife”. The track found its way onto radio stations across the country, including Nashville’s own Lightning 100 — where it caught the ear of Sheryl Crow, who named Beth “one not to miss”.

In 2018, Beth released “Conditional”, a lush, 70s soul-inspired single premiered by Relix Magazine. She continued evolving her sound with releases such as “Free”, an upbeat soul-pop anthem produced by Nashville veteran Akil Thompson, “You’re Mine”, a sensual, smooth ode to romance, and “Pretty Baby”, an honest look at the highs and lows of love. White offers a glimpse into the heart of an artist unafraid to blend vulnerability with groove. She is currently working on new music with plans for releases in 2026.