Marilyn Carino gained notoriety as the singing and songwriting half of Brooklyn's Mudville. Her contributions to Mudville's three critically-acclaimed albums were lauded as "Nina Simone coming back from the dead to front Morcheeba" - her unique, moving voice hailed as "fearless", "enchanting" and "otherworldly". Carino has shared stages and/or collaborated with musical greats as diverse as Mos Def and Talib Kweli (Black Star), funk/soul kings Sly and Robbie and David Byrne.  Her unique brand of "torchy, existential, electro-soul" has been called, “powerful to the point of bringing you to tears” (Straight No Chaser), “smoldering” (The New Yorker); and “enchanting - a testament to the healing powers of rhythm” (Nylon). Carino’s songs have been featured in major television shows and films. Her latest solo album is "Leaves, Sadness, Science"