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GARBI
GARBI formed in 2016 as a duo with Emily Armstrong on vocals and Joshua Korr handling songwriting. Their 2018 single 'Can't Have Me' became a breakout hit,...
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GARBI formed in 2016 as a duo with Emily Armstrong on vocals and Joshua Korr handling songwriting. Their 2018 single 'Can't Have Me' became a breakout hit, drawing attention to their blend of pop and electronica. They followed with two studio albums: 'Ephemeral' in 2019 and 'Ashes to Ashes' in 2022.
Armstrong's vocal style and Korr's writing gave the band its character, though both faced personal challenges that affected their work. The song 'Hate Vertigo' shows some of their later direction. They've kept recording since their last album, but without the early chart momentum.
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