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| Background information | |
| Birth name | Cassie Wieland |
| Origin | Normal, Illinois |
| Genres | Ambient music, Indie rock, Classical |
| Occupation(s) | Musician, composer, producer |
| Years active | 2022-present |
| Labels | self-released |
| Website | vines |
Cassie Wieland, known professionally as Vines, is an American indie rock/ambient musician and producer.
History
editWieland was born and raised in Normal, Illinois, where she attended Illinois State University for music composition.[1] She received her Master of Music degree from University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.[2] In April 2023, Wieland self-released her first single as Vines, "Lung (Vines version)," a reinvented version of her original classical composition for solo violin.[3] Wieland released her first EP as Vines, "Birthday Party," in August 2023, recorded in Brooklyn, New York with producer Mike Tierney.[4] In 2024 she collaborated with harpist Emily Hopkins on their single "Never Mind."[5]
Musical style
editVines' style is wide-ranging, incorporating elements of ambient, indie-rock, and classical music. Journalist Vanessa Ague describes Vines' music as "an arrival to a new sound and to a new practice of intimacy and honesty in music; Wieland weaves lush, contemplative tapestries, finding catharsis in fuzzed-out melodies."[6]
Discography
editEPs
edit- Birthday Party (2023)
Singles
edit- All Eyes On Me (2022)
- Kids (2023)
- Lung (Vines Version) (2023)
- Gossamer (Vines Version) (2023)
- Christmas Time Is Here (2023)
- Lung (slowed + reverb) (2024)
- Never Mind (2024)
- being loved isn't the same as being understood (2024)
References
edit- ^ Music alumna announced as finalist in ASCAP Foundation’s Morton Gould Young Composer Competition. Illinois State University.
- ^ Resident Composer Spotlight: Cassie Wieland. Mizzou New Music Initiative News.
- ^ The Capsule Garden Vol 2.16: May 3, 2023. Foxy Digitalis.
- ^ Vines – “I don’t mind”. Stereogum.
- ^ I Hired A Vocalist To Sing My Weirdest Comments To Me.YouTube.
- ^ Birthday Party Liner Notes. Bandcamp.