MISS C-LINE & The Rabidz MISS C-LINE

• 1 Intimately 03:40
• 2 Never Mind 05:14
• 3 This Place 02:38
• 4 I Know You Do 04:24
• 5 Burnt 02:15
• 6 Burnout 02:46
• 7 Disguise 04:45
• 8 Push Down (Pt.I) 02:24
• 9 Squeezed (Pt.II) 05:14
• 10 Last Drop (Pt. III) 01:01
• Total Runtime 34:21

Info for MISS C-LINE & The Rabidz

MISS C-LINE & The Rabidz is a project that quickly developed from jam sessions of the four artists MISS C-LINE, James Iwa, Eric Valle and Iannis Obiols to the larger potential. The genesis of the album reaches to New York, where MISS C-LINE met the US-American artist Casey Benjamin to work on the common song "Burnout". Rapper Jay Jules, whom MISS C-LINE already knows from her teen years, could not be missing, of course, who was also present in the studio in Spain, Girona and appears on three tracks from the album, "I know you do", "Burnt" and "Burnout". MISS C-LINE & The Rabidz took inspiration from artists like J Dilla, The Roots, Rage Against The Machine and contemporary artists like Kendrick Lamar and Robert Glasper. The sound aesthetic plays a big role in this, as the album combines live instrumental jazz music with hip-hop and R&B vocal productions, shaping the era of neo-soul in a new way.

MISS C-LINE, vocals, lyrics, producer, composer
Iannis Obiols, piano, composer
James Iwa, bass, composer
Vernau Mier, alto saxophone
Eric Valle, drums

Carolina Victoria Müller aka MISS C-LINE is a neo-soul and alternative artist from Basel, Switzerland, known for blending soul, hip-hop, jazz, groove, and classical music influences.

A multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, rapper, and producer, she began her musical journey in early childhood, coming from a classical music background and gradually developing her own style, inspired by artists such as Erykah Badu and The Roots.

Active on the live music scene since 2016, she has performed in over 200 concerts across Europe and internationally, and has received recognition including the Swiss Music Awards 2026, as well as airplay on stations such as BBC Radio 6, SRF, and FIP.

Her live project features an extended band and reflects an artistic approach centered on experimentation, vocal versatility, and continuous sonic exploration.