Carina Round

Carina Round, a British singer/songwriter, began her music career in 1996 at Birmingham's Ronnie Scott's club before gaining attention through support billings for notable artists like Mark Eitzel and Ryan Adams. She expanded her sound with drummer Marcus Galley and double bassist Simon Smith, leading to the release of albums such as The First Blood Mystery in 2001 and The Disconnection in 2004 on Interscope. Round collaborated with various musicians over the years, including Glen Ballard and Johnny McDaid, and toured with Puscifer and the Early Winters, with notable collaborators like Brian Eno and Dave Stewart on her 2012 release Tigermending. She continued her musical journey with remixes and retrospectives in subsequent years.

Carina Round's career has been marked by collaborations with acclaimed artists and a diverse musical evolution, from her early days at Ronnie Scott's to major-label releases and touring stints with renowned acts. Her discography showcases a range of sounds, from the electronic-embellished Slow Motion Addict in 2006 to the collaborative efforts with the likes of Gary Go and Vega 4 on Things You Should Know in 2009. Round's involvement in projects with Puscifer and the Early Winters, along with solo releases like Tigermixes in 2015 and Deranged to Divine in 2016, highlights her versatility and enduring presence in the music industry.