Moving to Nashville one day is a big dream for musicians from all over the world. The same goes for Scarlett from Heidelberg, Germany. From an early age she was exposed to American Country and Folk music as her parents had their own touring Country band.  Growing up in a tiny town, she would spend all her free time learning the songs of Patsy Cline, James Taylor, Janis Joplin and the Chicks, until she herself joined the band as a teenager, touring heavily throughout Europe for the next decade. 

Over the years she built Nashville connections backing up artists such as Paul Overstreet, Billy Yates, Daryl Singletary, and opening up for acts like Toby Keith, Albert Lee, Chely Wright and Asleep At The Wheel. 

At 19 she had saved up enough money from her shows to fly to Nashville and record her first original Country album with some of Nashville’s top studio musicians. Standing in front of the world famous Blue Bird Cafe she had a strong feeling she would be back one day. 

After finishing her degree as a jazz vocalist in Saarbrücken, Germany,  she packed her bags and bought another ticket to Nashville for three months to see where it would take her. Her love of songwriting made it very clear that she was in the right place after all and she's lived there ever since. 

Scarlett’s songs are refreshingly genuine, clever and beautifully heartfelt. A mix of classic Country, honest Americana and some edge added in there, her EP: “The Next Man Who Loves Me” is a collection of songs she wrote about the path of coming out of unhealthy relationship patterns. With a compassionate, but unfooled, sometimes even ironic look at herself. 

A new album is in the works and eagerly awaited for next year!

She is a natural entertainer who catches every audience's attention with humor, ease and grace. She can be seen at Nashville’s writers rounds, especially at the renowned Listening Room,  and currently continues to tour with Billy Prine, brother of the late John Prine.