Carly Moffa is a young US singer-songwriter whose talent and wholehearted passion for her craft was witnessed by the public at (very) large on American Idol when, after performing one of her own songs to unanimous praise from the judges, Katy Perry described Carly saying she, “commands a room.” She is featured as a songwriter and mentor in the Nashville Film Festival’s 2021 Documentary on at-risk youth in Youth Villages Group Home for Girls. Her piece with best-selling author Alicia Cook is featured in Alicia's poetry book ‘I Hope My Voice Doesn’t Skip’ available at Barnes & Noble throughout the US. She partnered with the TN Arts Commission on their 2021 Poetry Out Loud program that awards participating students scholarship money. “I love your talent. I love your energy... You extricate the DNA of that song and lay it bare for us with the voice and piano, and you do such an amazing job.” -Soho Radio“Like so many, Carly Moffa hopes to make it in music...but the big dreams are bypassed by a big heart.”-WSMV Channel 4 News."She captivated those in the audience with her refreshing, untainted voice. You may not know Carly yet, but you will." -The Examiner.