Caroline Romano on Vulnerability, Songwriting, and the Reality of Being an Indie Artist

In this episode, I sit down with Caroline Romano, a Nashville-based alternative pop artist, to talk about her journey, songwriting process, and the deeper meaning behind her latest EP, How The Good Girls Die. She opens up about moving to Nashville at 17, learning to navigate the music industry, and how writing music has helped her process fear, growth, and personal change.

We also dive into the reality of being a songwriter, from balancing raw honesty with storytelling to the emotional weight of putting personal experiences into music. Caroline shares her perspective on creativity, self-expression, and why she believes music should be brutally honest—even when it’s uncomfortable.

If you’re an artist struggling with self-doubt, navigating the indie scene, or just love hearing the real stories behind the music, this episode is packed with insight and inspiration.