Prescription Happiness
Prescription Happiness formed in Los Angeles in 2016 around vocalist Emily Scott, guitarist Ethan Maxwell, bassist David Carter, and drummer Jacob Moore. They...
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Prescription Happiness formed in Los Angeles in 2016 around vocalist Emily Scott, guitarist Ethan Maxwell, bassist David Carter, and drummer Jacob Moore. They started playing atmospheric alternative rock with dream pop touches, though that style didn't immediately find an audience in a crowded scene.
In 2018, the band released 'Hide and Seek,' a single that caught on more widely than their earlier work. The song's moody melody and Scott's vocals connected with listeners, becoming their best-known track. They followed it with an EP called 'The Weight of the World' that same year.
After 'Hide and Seek,' Prescription Happiness put out another EP in 2019 titled 'After the Storm' and a debut album called 'Ashes and Embers' in 2021. Their catalog is relatively small but includes another notable song, 'Still Breathing,' which shares some of the atmospheric quality of their breakthrough single.
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