Singer/songwriter PAULA CARINO started performing in NYC in the '90s with her first band, The Jungle Creeps. Later, as a solo artist, she became part of the NYC anti-folk scene, where she met the musicians with whom she formed power-pop band REGULAR EINSTEIN. Their album Robots Helping Robots was produced by the late and much-missed SCOTT MILLER of GAME THEORY and THE LOUD FAMILY fame.

After a break, Paula re-emerged with her first solo album, Aquacade, in 2001, displaying her wry, left-field lyrical gift in its clearest light. She has subsequently released albums under her own name and with Regular Einstein. The Northern California sessions which yielded “Flying Dream”, “Green-Wood” and one other tune yet to see release are the start of a new project for Carino conceived as a collection tracked in various locations. BSR might be a good source for more news as that develops!