Caroline Polachek may be a first-name, last-name kind of artist, but over the last three-plus years, it’s become evident she has a talent for building immersive aesthetic worlds around her music.

Caroline 2 is an Eton mess in album form. At one point this could’ve been a glorious meringue that would let loose a swirl of violins and twinkling guitars at the slightest crack. Instead, the pieces ...

Featuring Caroline Polachek and steeped in chamber-music gravitas, the Barnett brothers’ fifth studio album is spiky and ...

They also released first single “Tell Me I Never Knew That” featuring Caroline Polachek. As for how the collaboration came together (besides the obvious), Caroline explained in a statement ...

Caroline Polachek attends the BRIT Awards 2024 ... Drawing Of An Angel’ “Besides the strategy aspect of it, the aesthetic is so amazing,” she said. “The game has been around since ...

Leading the eight-piece’s return is the lead single “Tell Me I Never Knew That,” which boasts a feature from Caroline Polachek, the American pop star, for a meeting of the Caroline minds.

The band's finger-plucked guitar and string work create a serene soundscape for Polachek's vocals to weave through and layer atop like a soft breeze. caroline (the band) join in with their own ...

And the artist behind it, Caroline Polachek, joins us now. Hi, Caroline. POLACHEK: Hi, Miles. Thank you so much for having me on today. PARKS: And thank you. Welcome to my island, NPR's WEEKEND ...

Caroline Polachek knows her way around a pop song—she’s written for Beyoncé and Travis Scott, collaborated with next-wave artists like Charli XCX and PC Music, and toured with the likes of ...

But when Caroline Polachek — whose left-of-center pop music makes great use of her mellifluous voice — stops for a water break in the middle of her Tiny Desk concert, she doesn't pull out some ...

Caroline Polachek doesn’t want to talk about herself anymore. No more introspective cuts about the all-consuming pain of falling, hard, in love – desire is something different, outward facing.

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