Careen Buxton, UK
Careen would be roughly described as folk, but drawing on the very different backgrounds in music of an opera performer and a reggae artist its definitely not trad folk. The "sound" of Careen took some time to come together mixing these different backgrounds and still continues to evolve. It develops and grows with every new experience Martha and Sam encounter, both musically and in life. ... more
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