Ruinarte is an emerging artist with influences in dream-pop, synth-pop and Indie genres. Known for her soft, evocative vocals that range from sweet and poignant to yearning and immediate, Ruinarte shapes melodies and lyrics into an ethereal and cathartic sound that resonates deeply with its listeners.
Drawing inspiration from personal experience and emotions, Ruinarte explores worlds that are as existential and deep as they are light-hearted and relatable. With roots in classical piano, she began writing music in her bedroom at age 11. Her passion for music production blossomed during her studies, leading her to grow a melee of instruments and analogue synths and consume as much knowledge and sound as she could.
As her heart grew fuller and her soul lighter, Ruinarte found her own space in Morvil Studio, a bijoux Cornish oasis, where Indian fabric sound panels adorn the walls and fairy lights twinkle and reflect in rainy windows. In August 2024, Ruinarte switched this up for the dry warm climates of Granada, Spain with its heady mix of Medieval and Moorish history, Flamenco culture and new musical terrain to explore.
Ruinarte has performed at notable festivals such as the whimsical Port Eliot Festival and Healey’s Cider Festival. Ruinarte’s distinctive sound has been featured in film and TV, including Nickelodeon’s animated series "Mysticons," as well as various films and documentaries. Her music has also been spotlighted on several radio stations, including BBC Introducing.
Drawing inspiration from personal experience and emotions, Ruinarte explores worlds that are as existential and deep as they are light-hearted and relatable. With roots in classical piano, she began writing music in her bedroom at age 11. Her passion for music production blossomed during her studies, leading her to grow a melee of instruments and analogue synths and consume as much knowledge and sound as she could.
As her heart grew fuller and her soul lighter, Ruinarte found her own space in Morvil Studio, a bijoux Cornish oasis, where Indian fabric sound panels adorn the walls and fairy lights twinkle and reflect in rainy windows. In August 2024, Ruinarte switched this up for the dry warm climates of Granada, Spain with its heady mix of Medieval and Moorish history, Flamenco culture and new musical terrain to explore.
Ruinarte has performed at notable festivals such as the whimsical Port Eliot Festival and Healey’s Cider Festival. Ruinarte’s distinctive sound has been featured in film and TV, including Nickelodeon’s animated series "Mysticons," as well as various films and documentaries. Her music has also been spotlighted on several radio stations, including BBC Introducing.
