If Scarlett’s story was a song it wouldn’t start at verse one. It would begin after the chorus, after the breakdown, after the silence. She performed in glossy pop videos in her teens and later as a fiery frontwoman in an angst fueled rock band. Now, after years of singing someone else’s words, Scarlett is ready to sing her own.
100 songs in a year.
15 made the cut.
And every single one sounds like her.
Produced by Grammy-winning producer Scott Jacoby, her music doesn’t chase a genre, it chases what’s real. With influences ranging from Carole King and Bob Dylan to Jewel and Alanis Morissette, HAIM and Florence and the Machine, Scarlett evades the industry standard to put music in a box, her songs refuse to stay in one. At its core, Scarlett’s music is about resilience, self-acceptance, and connection. This isn’t a debut. This is her story, her point of view, finally unfiltered.
