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Black Charlotte is a groundbreaking performer blending intimate poetry with expansive folk-inspired orchestration. Her work centers on the city of Charlotte—its neighborhoods, history, and pivotal moments—delivering a thoughtful, moving experience that resonates with fans of poetry, music, and cultural storytelling. Her 2025 project, created in collaboration with renowned poets and cultural institutions, marks a significant collaboration across arts sectors in the Carolinas.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Led by co-creators Jay Ward, Charlotte’s Poet Laureate and a National Slam champion, and Jah Smalls, the project brings together poets, musicians, and visual arts organizations to celebrate place, memory, and community. The ongoing narrative is anchored by live performances featuring orchestral arrangements and readings, including a notable November 19, 2025 show with a 25-piece Charlotte Symphony Orchestra at the historic Carolina Theatre.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Black Charlotte’s discography centers on the 2025 album Black Charlotte: A Poetic Celebration of Place & Folk, a collaborative work featuring 15 poets and original music produced by GrindHaus Studios and Tony “Tspoon” Witherspoon, with arrangements by Leonard Lewis. Among the collaborators are Charlotte SHOUT!, Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts + Culture, and the Carolina Theatre, which reopened in 2025 as part of the Belk Place restoration. A notable contributor, Luvleeh (Leandrea Hill), is honored in project coverage following her passing in February 2026. Expect upcoming tour appearances that fuse spoken word with live orchestral accompaniment—an experience you’ll want to secure your seats for.

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Quick Facts About Black Charlotte

  • Album: Black Charlotte: A Poetic Celebration of Place & Folk (2025) featuring 15 poets; original music produced by GrindHaus Studios and Tony “Tspoon” Witherspoon, with arrangements by Leonard Mark Lewis.
  • Live orchestral integration: November 19, 2025 performance at Carolina Theatre with a 25-piece Charlotte Symphony Orchestra.
  • Lead figures: Jay Ward (Charlotte’s Poet Laureate) and Jah Smalls co-created the project; Ward is a nationally recognized poet and educator (NATIONAL SLAM champion 2018, Individual World Poetry Slam champion 2019).
  • Collaborators: produced as a joint effort with Charlotte SHOUT!, the Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts + Culture, and the Carolina Theatre; the Carolina Theatre reopened in 2025 as part of the Belk Place restoration.
  • Subject matter: a love letter to Charlotte exploring Black neighborhoods, history, and pivotal moments (e.g., Dorothy Counts, urban renewal, gentrification).
  • Notable update: Luvleeh (Leandrea Hill), one of the 15 poets, passed away in February 2026; her involvement is noted in project coverage.

The records

Black Charlotte Discography

  • Black Charlotte: A Poetic Celebration of Place & Folk
    2025 · Jay Ward Poetry LLC

Black Charlotte’s discography centers on the 2025 album Black Charlotte: A Poetic Celebration of Place & Folk, a collaborative work featuring 15 poets and original music produced by GrindHaus Studios and Tony “Tspoon” Witherspoon, with arrangements by Leonard Lewis. Among the collaborators are Charlotte SHOUT!, Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts + Culture, and the Carolina Theatre, which reopened in 2025 as part of the Belk Place restoration. A notable contributor, Luvleeh (Leandrea Hill), is honored in project coverage following her passing in February 2026. Expect upcoming tour appearances that fuse spoken word with live orchestral accompaniment—an experience you’ll want to secure your seats for.

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