Biography

Very few artists achieve association with an adjective like ‘ubiquitous,’ but that’s perhaps one of the best-suited descriptors for Caroline Vreeland. Whether you know Caroline Vreeland, the music mainstay, whose career encompasses co-signs from industry leaders Ryan Seacrest and Scott Scorch; Caroline Vreeland, the fashion muse, coveted for campaigns and magazine covers alike; or Caroline Vreeland, the heir to a famous family name who made it on her own...Caroline Vreeland is everywhere. It’s Vreeland’s opportunity to confront and unpack the male gaze — Drink down you like red wine / Make you wish we’d never met — sardonically stripping down her objectifier until they’re left just as vulnerable. Vreeland’s sultry vocals throb in perfect accompaniment to twangy guitar melodies, hybridizing jazz and pop with old-world glamor. For better or worse all my writing has come from negative experience, but I was listening to Al Green and Nina Simone and realized music doesn’t have to be dark because the subject matter is dark...I feel like I’ve found my place...” The result is a heady, blues-heavy body of work that draws both inspiration from 20th century supernovas Nancy Sinatra and Patsy Cline, and comparison to early Amy Winehouse.