Savannah-based Southern Soul Americana artist CC Witt shares what it means to step into her own spotlight after years as one half of Lyn Avenue. In this candid Peach Jam Podcast conversation, she opens up about divorce, grief, creative renewal, and recording a new seven-song EP in Savannah and New York. If you care about independent music, artistic growth, and finding your authentic sound, this episode is for you.

Savannah musician CC Witt with Peach Jam host Jeremy Powell

 

CC Witt has spent years building a name in Savannah’s music scene as one half of Lyn Avenue. Now, she is charting a new path. In this episode of the Peach Jam Podcast, Witt reflects on the personal and professional shifts that shaped her latest music, including her divorce and the loss of her mother. She speaks candidly about surviving a difficult stretch and arriving on the other side with clarity and creative focus.

Her new solo work leans into Southern soul influences, drawing inspiration from Bonnie Raitt and Stevie Nicks. While Lyn Avenue carries a country-rooted sound built on collaboration, Witt explains how working alone allows her to follow a more instinctive and personal direction. The result is a seven-song EP shaped by Savannah collaborators and polished through mastering sessions in New York.

Along the way, Witt highlights the tight-knit Savannah music community that continues to support both her solo career and her ongoing work with Lyn Avenue. She talks about submitting to festivals, touring across the country with just her guitar, and saying yes to unexpected opportunities. For Witt, this moment is less about reinvention and more about growth. As she puts it, she is simply going as far as she can go and seeing what happens next.