Caro C

Described as a “sonic enchantress” (BBC Radio 3) Caro C is a composer, producer and performer of her own brand of boldly creative electronic music ranging from dreamy piano based ambient songs to more funky chunky beats with bass. She loves to get into the sound, carefully sculpting each sound world. Her fourth album “Electric Mountain” is due out in Spring 2021. Caro creates music and sound design for film, theatre, dance and has performed live across Europe.

This “one-woman electronic avalanche” (BBC Introducing) only started making music in 1997 thanks to being laid up with back trouble and has now played in most of Manchester’s major cultural hotspots including Manchester Art Gallery, Museum of Science and Industry and Bridgewater Hall. Caro has appeared at the likes of Blue Dot Festival, Royal Institute (of Science), CBBC as well as BBC Radio 3 and 6 Music. Caro is also the instigator and project manager of Delia Derbyshire Day, an electronic music charity which champions daring and dedicated artists past, present and future. Her expertise in electronic music and passion for authentic expression includes her working as a host of the electronic music podcast channel for Sound On Sound magazine and as a researcher for feature film “Sisters with Transistors” (2020) by Lisa Rovner about women pioneers of electronic music.