Ariel Pink is an American musician and songwriter known for his eclectic style that blends elements of lo-fi, pop, and experimental music. Born Ariel Marcus Rosenberg in 1978, he gained prominence in the early 2000s through his home recordings, particularly the album "House Arrest." Pink's music is characterized by its nostalgic sound, often drawing on influences from 1980s pop and rock, as well as his penchant for unconventional song structures. He has released several albums, including "Before Today" and "Pom Pom," which received critical acclaim and helped establish him as a significant figure in the underground music scene. Pink is also known for his enigmatic persona and has garnered attention for his live performances. Over the years, he has attracted a diverse fanbase and collaborated with various artists, contributing to the evolving landscape of indie music.