Scarlette Fever

Called after her passionate and exuberant personality, Scarlette Fever may be the pseudonym of acoustic pop singer/songwriter Karen Barrow. Blessed in Hertfordshire, Britain in 1982, she was raised hearing her mother’s information by Matt Monro as well as the Carpenters (whose business lead vocalist she was called after), and after transferring her A-levels, she place her ambitions to become a sea biologist on keep to be able to carve out a profession in the music market. After unsuccessfully auditioning for English R&B girl music group Mis-Teeq, she gained her living as a marriage singer, before documenting a ballad-heavy recording that was under no circumstances officially released. Its insufficient achievement prompted Barrow to reinvent herself, beneath the guise of Scarlette Fever, and after teaming up with previous Sony A&R supervisor Diane Youthful, she co-wrote materials with famous brands Metrophonic (Wayne Morrison), Grant Dark (Craig David), and Julian Emery (Lissie). After assisting Roachford on the U.K. tour, her debut recording, Medication Time, called after a range in a single Flew On the Cuckoo’s Nest, premiered through Starfisch Information this year 2010, and included the singles “Crash and Burn off” as well as the John Barry-sampling “YOU DO NOT Find out My Name.”