Sugarplum Fairy
Sugarplum Fairy is a band built around vocalist Emmy Curl, guitarist Lee Harvey, bassist Joe Burman, and drummer Matt Pearce. Their song "(And Please) Stay...
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Sugarplum Fairy is a band built around vocalist Emmy Curl, guitarist Lee Harvey, bassist Joe Burman, and drummer Matt Pearce. Their song "(And Please) Stay Young" came out in 2017 and became their most recognizable track, followed by an album of the same name the next year.
Their music tends toward ethereal pop with some electronic touches, which early on made them a bit hard for critics to pin down. They kept at it, playing shows and building a following that responded to their sound.
Beyond "(And Please) Stay Young," their catalog includes songs like "Anna," "Another apple in my mouth," and a cover of "As Tears Go By." The band faced some public difficulties in 2019, but the specifics of that period aren't clearly detailed here.
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