Casey Dienel

Casey Dienel, known by her stage name White Hinterland, is an American singer-songwriter and musician, recognized for her unique blend of indie pop, experimental, and electronic music. Born on April 21, 1986, in South Carolina, Dienel gained prominence in the late 2000s with her ethereal voice and innovative soundscapes. Her notable works include the albums "Waking Hour" (2008) and "Baby" (2014), the latter of which features the acclaimed single "I Can't Stand It." Dienel's music often incorporates elements of soul, jazz, and classical influences, showcasing her diverse musical background. White Hinterland is particularly noted for her pioneering use of voice and technology, with an emphasis on vocal layering and manipulation. Her 2014 track "I Can't Stand It" received critical acclaim and was recognized for its emotional depth and intricate production. Dienel's impact on music extends to her role as a collaborator, having worked with artists like Sufjan Stevens and the band The Family Crest. Her work continues to inspire emerging musicians in the indie and experimental scenes, making her a significant figure in contemporary music.