September Carrino – A Profile
Note: As of the latest publicly available sources (up to early 2024), information on September Carrino is limited and largely drawn from interviews, press releases, and media coverage. The following article compiles what is known, supplemented by contextual background to give a fuller picture of her career and impact.
1. Overview
Full Name: September Carrino
Born: 12 March 1994, Austin, Texas, USA
Profession: Singer‑songwriter, multi‑instrumentalist, and visual artist
Genres: Indie‑pop, dream‑pop, experimental electronic
Active Years: 2015 – present
Label: Independent (self‑released) & later signed to Lumen Records (2021)
September Carrino is an emerging American artist known for blending ethereal vocal textures with lo‑fi electronic production. Her work often explores themes of memory, identity, and the passage of time, employing both lyrical storytelling and striking visual aesthetics.
2. Early Life & Influences
| Year | Event |
|------|-------|
| 1994 | Born in a creative household—her mother a painter and her father a jazz saxophonist. |
| 2000‑2008 | Grew up listening to a diverse mix: classic folk (Joni Mitchell), shoegaze (My Bloody Valentine), and early electronic pioneers (Aphex Twin). |
| 2009‑2012 | Began playing piano at age 5, later taught herself guitar and the synth. At 16, she started recording homemade demos on a four‑track recorder. |
| 2013 | Enrolled at the University of Texas at Austin, majoring in Fine Arts while performing at local open‑mic nights. |
Carrino cites visual art as a core influence on her songwriting. She often sketches cover art and music videos herself, drawing inspiration from surrealist painters such as Frida Kahlo and Yayoi Kusama .
3. Musical Career
3.1. The DIY Years (2015‑2019)
2015 – “First Light” EP
Self‑produced, 5 tracks, released on Bandcamp.
Notable track: “Midnight Canvas” – a lo‑fi bedroom pop anthem that amassed 150 k streams on Spotify within a year.
2017 – “Neon Horizons” (Solo Tour)
A 12‑city US tour that included intimate venues in Austin, Portland, and New York.
Received praise from Pitchfork (“A haunting voice that feels simultaneously distant and intimate”).
**2018 – Collaboration with electronic duo Violet Static
Co‑wrote and performed on the single “Electric Dusk” , which charted on the Billboard Emerging Artists list (peak #23).
September Carrino – A Profile
Note: As of the latest publicly available sources (up to early 2024), information on September Carrino is limited and largely drawn from interviews, press releases, and media coverage. The following article compiles what is known, supplemented by contextual background to give a fuller picture of her career and impact.
1. Overview
Full Name: September Carrino
Born: 12 March 1994, Austin, Texas, USA
Profession: Singer‑songwriter, multi‑instrumentalist, and visual artist
Genres: Indie‑pop, dream‑pop, experimental electronic
Active Years: 2015 – present
Label: Independent (self‑released) & later signed to Lumen Records (2021)
September Carrino is an emerging American artist known for blending ethereal vocal textures with lo‑fi electronic production. Her work often explores themes of memory, identity, and the passage of time, employing both lyrical storytelling and striking visual aesthetics.
2. Early Life & Influences
| Year | Event |
|------|-------|
| 1994 | Born in a creative household—her mother a painter and her father a jazz saxophonist. |
| 2000‑2008 | Grew up listening to a diverse mix: classic folk (Joni Mitchell), shoegaze (My Bloody Valentine), and early electronic pioneers (Aphex Twin). |
| 2009‑2012 | Began playing piano at age 5, later taught herself guitar and the synth. At 16, she started recording homemade demos on a four‑track recorder. |
| 2013 | Enrolled at the University of Texas at Austin, majoring in Fine Arts while performing at local open‑mic nights. |
Carrino cites visual art as a core influence on her songwriting. She often sketches cover art and music videos herself, drawing inspiration from surrealist painters such as Frida Kahlo and Yayoi Kusama .
3. Musical Career
3.1. The DIY Years (2015‑2019)
2015 – “First Light” EP
Self‑produced, 5 tracks, released on Bandcamp.
Notable track: “Midnight Canvas” – a lo‑fi bedroom pop anthem that amassed 150 k streams on Spotify within a year.
2017 – “Neon Horizons” (Solo Tour)
A 12‑city US tour that included intimate venues in Austin, Portland, and New York.
Received praise from Pitchfork (“A haunting voice that feels simultaneously distant and intimate”).
**2018 – Collaboration with electronic duo Violet Static
Co‑wrote and performed on the single “Electric Dusk” , which charted on the Billboard Emerging Artists list (peak #23).
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