Sweet Velvet
Sweet Velvet formed in Los Angeles in the early 2010s, with Alicia Moon on vocals, Ethan Hayes on guitar, and Max Carter on bass. Their debut album 'Fairplay'...
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Sweet Velvet formed in Los Angeles in the early 2010s, with Alicia Moon on vocals, Ethan Hayes on guitar, and Max Carter on bass. Their debut album 'Fairplay' came out in 2015, featuring the title track that became their most recognizable song. They followed it with 'Echoes of Dreams' in 2017 and a live collection called 'The Velvet Hour' in 2019.
Their music blended folk and pop elements, with Moon's voice floating over Hayes' fingerpicked guitar lines and Carter's bass providing the rhythmic foundation. The song 'Fairplay' in particular seemed to connect with listeners, though the existing history doesn't specify exactly why beyond some vague mentions of justice and equality themes.
They faced some criticism for lyrics that addressed social and political issues, but kept making music in that vein. Beyond the three albums and the two notable songs 'Fairplay' and 'So Good,' there isn't much concrete detail about their career trajectory or current status.
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