John Cale

John Cale, born in Garnant, Wales, co-founded the Velvet Underground and bridged avant-garde and rock. Known for his experimental solo works and producing icons like Patti Smith, Cale collaborated with Lou Reed, Brian Eno, and Terry Riley. His genre-spanning style includes sophisticated pop and electronic soundscapes. Notably, he produced influential albums and performed in innovative settings, such as drone concerts. Cale's career features legendary collaborations, music productions, and contributions to key cultural moments.