Syntax highlighting of f954c85 ~( Carly Ravenswood)
= Carly Ravenswood = ||<tablestyle="float:right;" tablebgcolor="#FFFFFF" :-2>'''Carly Ravenswood'''|| === ||<:-2>''entertainer''|| ||<:-2>{{/robin5.png}}<<BR>>~-[[picrew:1904634|picrew]]|| ||race||???|| ||pronouns||she/her/hers|| ||occupation||musician<<BR>>radio presenter|| ||associated acts||Strawberry Jams!!|| ||radio stations||[[Akiba FM]]<<BR>>~-(with [[Ediva Semm Winters]])-~<<BR>>[[Fahrenheit 99]]<<BR>>~-(with [[Charlotte Ann Brie]])-~|| ||residence||6432 Cygnet Drive<<BR>>[[South Harmony]]<<BR>>[[Queen City]], [[Centralia]]|| . ''Not to be confused with [[Robin Ravenswood]], [[AJ Ravenswood]], or [[Carly Robin AJ Ravenswood]].'' '''Carly Ravenswood''' is a musician and radio presenter from [[South Harmony]], a neighborhood of [[Queen City]], [[Centralia]]. For some reason, people keep asking if Carly is related to some random royal guard named [[Robin Ravenswood]]. Carly constantly has to explain that not everybody with the same last name is related, and besides, they don't even look alike! == Radio == Carly is one of the two primary presenters on [[Akiba FM]], alongside [[Ediva Semm Winters]]. On Saturday mornings, Carly cohosts the program ''It's Carly and Charlie!'' on [[Fahrenheit 99]] with the young [[Charlotte Brie]]. == Strawberry Jams!! == When not on air, Carly performs as the lead singer and rhtythm guitarist for the cover band '''Strawberry Jams!!''' The band primarily performs in small local venues throughout the [[Capital Area]], though they occasionally travel to [[Edge City]] to perform in what Carly calls "those cool edgy cyberpunk clubs". ||<:>{{/pink_heart_guitar.PNG}}<<BR>>~-Carly's favorite guitar-~|| === Discography === * ''A Farce To Be Reckoned With'' (2017) * ''So Long, Asteria'' (2018) * ''Demonized and Demonetized'' (2019) * ''Objects in Mirror Are Gayer than They Appear'' (2020) * ''Non-Volatile Memories'' (2021) * ''Gay and Innocent and Heartless'' (2022) * ''The Tantrums Will Continue Until Morale Improves'' (2023) * ''Ravenswood Mills'' (2024)