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Starting Over
Starting Over formed in New York City with Emily Ross on vocals, Ethan Carter on guitar, Jake Lewis on bass, and Chris Jones on drums. They worked through...
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Starting Over formed in New York City with Emily Ross on vocals, Ethan Carter on guitar, Jake Lewis on bass, and Chris Jones on drums. They worked through financial constraints and industry skepticism, building a following through persistent rehearsals and live shows.
Their song 'And you can tell her' became one of their notable tracks.
Their debut album was called 'Origins,' followed by others including 'Resilience,' 'Breakthrough,' and 'Legacy.' These records showed them moving from anthemic rock toward pop and electronic elements while keeping their core lineup intact.
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