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Final Frontier
Final Frontier was an electronic trio from London that formed in the early 2000s. The group consisted of vocalist Emily Carter, keyboardist James Taylor, and...
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Final Frontier was an electronic trio from London that formed in the early 2000s. The group consisted of vocalist Emily Carter, keyboardist James Taylor, and producer Tom Ross. Their debut album 'Ephemeral' came out in 2006.
That album's lead single 'I Hope You Don't Mind' became their breakthrough track. They followed with three more albums: 'Fragments of a Dream' in 2009, 'The Distance Between Us' in 2012, and 'Echoes from the Void' in 2015.
Carter's lyrics often dealt with personal themes like love and loss, which sometimes drew attention. The group maintained their particular approach to electronic music throughout their recorded work, which included songs like 'Nothing Is Easy' and 'Sunset At Dawn'.
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