Already drawing comparisons to Susanne Sundfør and Kate Bush after sharing just two songs, ‘Taller’ and ‘How High?’, via SoundCloud, Rubberband Girl is now set for her first wider wave of discovery as she shares her debut single ‘South Suburban Weekend’.
‘South Suburban Weeknd’ was written and recorded by Rubberband Girl at RAK Studios with its producer, the Grammy,BRIT and Ivor Novello award winner Jonathan Quarmby (Mahalia, Greentea Peng, Plan B).
Originally from the small town of Bray in Berkshire, Rubberband Girl’s founder Caitlyn Scarlett moved to London at the age of 17 and soon became a collaborator for the likes of Little Simz, Ms Banks and Rudimental. She started Rubberband Girl as an authentic outlet to express her love of organic sounds and retro influences from timeless favourites Kate Bush (the Rubberband Girl moniker comes from a Kate Bush song), Stevie Nicks and Joni Mitchell to current artists such as Caroline Polachek, Mitski and Lorde.
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