Vinnie Caruana, born September 25, 1979, is an American singer. He began his music career with The Movielife, a Long Island melodic hardcore band formed in 1997. The band released three EPs and two full-length albums before disbanding in 2003. Caruana also fronted I Am the Avalanche, a Brooklyn-based post-hardcore band, which was part of Cardboard City, a New York-based collective led by Daryl Palumbo. In 2013, Caruana released his debut solo EP City By the Sea. He contributed "It's Been Way Too Long" to the soundtrack of the film Bridge and Tunnel in 2014. Caruana signed with Equal Vision Records in December 2015 and released his solo album Aging Frontman in 2019. He is also the lead vocalist for Constant Elevation, a hardcore band featuring drummer Sammy Siegler.
