News
Break Me Open Due Out April 22 via Jagjaguwar
Mar 09, 2022
By Joey Arnone
S. Carey has shared a new song, “Waking Up.” It is the latest release from his forthcoming album, Break Me Open, which will be out on April 22 via Jagjaguwar. More
Break Me Open Due Out April 22 via Jagjaguwar
Feb 10, 2022
By Joey Arnone
S. Carey has announced the release of a new album, Break Me Open, which will be out on April 22 via Jagjaguwar. He has also shared a video for the album’s lead single and title track in addition to announcing a tour. More
Plus Listen to Songs by Meat Wave, S. Carey, Entrance, and Joan of Arc
Jan 31, 2017
By Christopher Roberts
“Our First 100 Days” is a new anti-President Donald Trump project. The good folks behind the “30 Days, 30 Songs” anti-Trump campaign during the election have teamed up with Secretly Group for “Our First 100 Days.” More
Le Guess Who? May Day is Saturday May 24 in Utrecht, Netherlands
May 07, 2014
By Laura Studarus
Three things that Under the Radar really really loves: Music festivals, mixtapes, and S. Carey. They all come together in this entry into our Le Guess Who? mixtape series. (Lucky us!) More
Due Out April 1 Jagjaguwar
Mar 26, 2014
By Marie Noble
S. Carey’s lush new album Range of Light is due out April 1 on Jagjaguwar. More
Interviews
Vulnerable, Personal, and Ready for the Next Chapter
Apr 20, 2022
By Hayden Godfrey
There’s a certain eerie vulnerability present in every second of S. Carey’s music. While some of that musical ambience can be attributed to his on-record identity—using only the first letter of his first name, Sean, in his stage name lends some mystique to his persona—his soft-spoken vocal delivery, layered harmonies, and scrupulous attention to detail all contribute heartily to a divine atmosphere that goes beyond that of a traditional folk singer/songwriter. But, in his words, there is still much work to be done, especially when it comes to the expression of his own emotions. More
Reviews
Mar 05, 2015
By Will Moss
Bon Iver was never simply the work of Justin Vernon. While he may have been the mastermind behind the collective, For Emma Forever Ago and Bon Iver wouldn’t be the truly unique albums they are if it wasn’t for the help of some of Vernon’s Wisconsin friends. More
