You Can Rest Easy

You Can Rest Easy (feat. Arkine)

Originally formed by a group of childhood friends from central Scotland and California, Corserine is now the singular vision of Caro Tyle. His unique sonic tapestry is woven from a rich background growing up in Scotland in the 1980s, surrounded by a vibrant blend of musical genres and pop culture. While his mother and sister were classically trained pianists, Tyle first honed his skills as a guitarist in various rock and punk bands, before expanding his musical arsenal to include an encyclopaedic knowledge of Japanese City Pop and Rare Groove and bands as leftfield as The Cocteau Twins and Magnum.

Tyle cites 1980s science fiction films as a core thematic and sonic inspiration. "In those films, there's always a nightclub scene set in the not-too-distant futuristic dystopia," he explains. "I'm basically making the music playing in those scenes."

Listeners can expect Corserine's signature blend of dreamy pop textures, gritty electro, and muscular rhythms to please fans of artists like Tycho, Com Truise, and Neon Indian.

Orchids and Angell is an ongoing and ever-changing musical project that I developed so that I could rotate vocalist (Orchids) through at different times and continue down a single path of discovery with as little friction as possible in the mechanics of getting tracks to our listeners. I am a Composer/Producer/Engineer/Computer Scientist as well as an avid electronic music enthusiast and artist with over 25 years of experience in audio production and sound design. I have been working furiously to find time to foster and regenerate my passion for musical composition, and I think I may have found a path forward. I've had nearly a 16-year break from writing/playing with a lot of life in between (three beautiful girls) and I'm just so grateful that I've found my way back to enjoying my greatest passion once again. Feel free to reach out to me anytime! I hope this is just the beginning of a wonderful journey into discovering even more about the sensation of tone.

Cheers, Cary