Colchester Singer, songwriter and musician Kerrie Masters established an interest in music very early on and has been writing songs and making music from the age of 7. She is classically trained on the Flute (which you can hear on her title track 'Better Place') Violin and Piano.

Kerrie grew up listening to Soul singers such as Etta James and Marvin Gaye alongside influences from her Nan such as Doris Day and Elvis. Other musical influences include Paolo Nutini , B.B. King, Sister Rosetta Tharpe and “anyone that sings and creates music from their soul”.

With these powerful influences underpinning her writing style, Kerrie tends to slip between genres, exploring different sounds from a variety of artists.
Kerrie was previously invited to open the UK Garage concert at Wembley Arena, supporting the likes of Kele Le Roc and Miss Dynamite. Following this performance Kerrie then went on to win a Southeast Entertainment Award for 'Best Female Vocalist’.

In September 2021 Kerrie began working with the very talented Craig Turner (producer) who has encouraged Kerrie’s interest in using samples to elevate a piece of music. She has also been fortunate enough to work with Grammy award winning mastering engineer, Brian Lucey of Magic Garden Mastering, who has worked with artists such as Lizzo, The Black Keys and Liam Gallagher, to name a few,

In October 2022, a day before its release, her track 'Butterfly' (the first track on her new EP) was broadcast on BBC Sounds & BBC Essex Introducing. To quote the show’s producer, Jake Peach, ‘Charisma, character in abundance and soul bursting from Kerrie Masters – we adore it ‘