Caroline Polachek is an American musician and singer-songwriter who has made a significant mark on the indie pop landscape with her visionary approach to music. Born on June 20, 1985, Polachek co-founded the synth-pop band Chairlift while attending the University of Colorado Boulder. The band gained widespread attention with their 2008 hit "Bruises," which showcased Polachek's ethereal vocals and quirky sensibilities. Chairlift released three well-received albums before disbanding in 2017, a move that allowed Polachek to focus on her solo career.
Polachek's solo work is characterized by its intricate production and exploration of diverse musical styles. Her first album under her own name, "Pang," was released in 2019 to critical acclaim, highlighting her knack for blending avant-pop with emotional rawness and pushing the boundaries of pop music. Singles like "So Hot You're Hurting My Feelings" and "Door" revealed her penchant for crafting infectious melodies with a sophisticated twist. Her follow-up releases, including tracks like "Bunny Is A Rider," "Billions," and "Desire, I Want To Turn Into You," have cemented her reputation as a daring and innovative artist. Polachek's collaborations and remixes with other standout artists like Charli XCX and Christine and the Queens have additionally amplified her presence in the contemporary music scene, showcasing her versatility and the expansive nature of her artistry.
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