Scarlet
Scarlet formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with Sarah Blackwood on vocals and guitar, Ben Johnston on bass, Josh Howard on drums, and Michael Sherman on...
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Scarlet formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with Sarah Blackwood on vocals and guitar, Ben Johnston on bass, Josh Howard on drums, and Michael Sherman on keyboards. They self-released their debut album '100 Miles' in 2003, which included the song 'Independent Love Song' that became their breakout single. The track's straightforward emotional pull connected with listeners and helped build their following.
In 2006, Blackwood spoke publicly about her experiences with depression and suicidal thoughts, which brought some media attention to the band. By 2008, creative differences led to Sherman and Johnston leaving the group, leaving Blackwood and Howard to continue. They put out a second album called 'Daybreak & Moonshine' in 2010, which had a more reflective tone than their earlier work.
Beyond 'Independent Love Song,' their catalog includes songs like 'Fantasy,' 'I Wanna Be Free,' 'Moonstruck,' and 'Antibionics.' They operated mostly within the indie rock space of that period, making music that felt direct and personal without much studio polish.
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