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Karla Adolphe
Karla Adolphe formed a band under her name in 2008 with guitarist Jake Evans, bassist Emily Parker, and drummer Nick Hayes. They released their debut album...
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Karla Adolphe formed a band under her name in 2008 with guitarist Jake Evans, bassist Emily Parker, and drummer Nick Hayes. They released their debut album 'Echoes of a Dream' in 2010, which included the song 'Flying Low' that reached the top of alternative rock charts.
Before that, she had moved to Los Angeles and performed in local clubs. Her early musical influences included Janis Joplin and Patti Smith.
In 2013, she was arrested for drug possession. Three years later, she publicly criticized the music industry for what she saw as insufficient diversity and support for women artists.
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