Lara Scallop
Lara Scallop is a band with Amelia Celeste on vocals and guitar, Ethan Blackwood on guitar and backing vocals, Jake Harper on bass and keyboards, and Maya...
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Lara Scallop is a band with Amelia Celeste on vocals and guitar, Ethan Blackwood on guitar and backing vocals, Jake Harper on bass and keyboards, and Maya Hendrix on drums and percussion. They started with a small indie label after facing some rejections, then built recognition through touring and a grassroots fan base.
Their 2016 song "Come Back to Me" became their most recognizable track, followed by albums like "Echoes of the Past" in 2018 and "Whispers in the Wind" in 2020. Their sound shifted from acoustic beginnings toward more electronic and experimental directions over those years.
In 2019, Amelia Celeste's comments about diversity in the music industry sparked some debate. The band has also been vocal about environmental issues, drawing mixed reactions. They released "The Sound of Silence" in 2022.
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