Charlie Puth

His chart puts three planets in fire signs, three in earth, two in air and two in water, which is about as even as a chart gets. Puth sings and produces, and the record names See You Again and a producer who explains his own craft on camera, which is an unusual second line for somebody whose first one is a very large song.

The Sun, Mercury and Mars group across twenty degrees of Sagittarius, the sign that goes out and tells you about it, and the Moon sits fourteen minutes of arc into Scorpio, so Libra cannot be ruled out without a birth hour. Identity, speech and drive all stationed in the sign that explains, with the private half either accommodating or admitting nothing, is the structural account of a producer who teaches his own method in public.

Mercury, the planet of explanation, was retrograde at his birth and is the only one of the ten facing that way, which turns the account inward before any of it is given out. Mars makes easy contact with Saturn at a third of a degree, so drive and discipline agree rather than argue. Saturn makes an easy skill of its contact with Pluto at a sixth, the tightest contact here. For somebody whose working method is published rather than guarded, a retrograde Mercury is the detail that fits.

Saturn arrived back on its Aquarius birth degree on 12 January 2021, at twenty nine, the first time the planet of consequence had been home since he was born. Aquarius measures the distance from the expected road rather than the progress down it, and a musician who shows the work instead of protecting it is some way off that road. The song the record names arrived six years before that return, which puts the reach a long way ahead of the reckoning. Three planets in Sagittarius with a Mercury facing backwards is a chart that wants to explain and keeps revising the explanation.