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Cutty Gold
Cutty Gold formed in the early 2000s with Marcus Johnson on vocals, Daniel Evans on drums, and Emily James on bass. Their debut single "What I Did" came out...
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Cutty Gold formed in the early 2000s with Marcus Johnson on vocals, Daniel Evans on drums, and Emily James on bass. Their debut single "What I Did" came out in 2004 and got some attention for its moody melody and reflective lyrics.
They put out a couple albums after that, including 2006's "Beyond the Shadows." The band faced some accusations about similarities between "What I Did" and another song, but they maintained it was their own work.
There were also some contract disputes along the way. The existing history mentions another album called "The Edge of Doubt," but doesn't give a year for it.
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