Scarlette Fever is a UK dance and vocal trance artist. She releases music under the name Scarlette Fever and is active as a singer and performer.

Releases and recordings

In 2011, her debut single “Crash & Burn” goes onto BBC Radio 2’s B-list and reaches number 2 on the Billboard Breakout Club Chart. Another single, “Elated”, also receives a Radio 2 B-listing. In April 2012 she releases The Great Expectations EP, which presents a rawer sound than her earlier work.

The Great Expectations EP

The EP includes “Hour Of Sunshine”, which she co-writes with Julian Emery and which Emery also produces. The track is remixed by Cenzo Townshend and also appears in a live mix produced by Steve Lironi. The EP also contains live favourites “Cheatin’ Man” and “Good Day”, both co-written with Andy Wright. The video for the EP, produced by Dani Jacobs, first appears on NME.com and gains more than 200,000 views on YouTube.

Live work and collaborations

She tours with Girls Aloud, performs with Robbie Williams, and completes a 20-date support run with Mike & The Mechanics. She also plays a later tour leg with Caro Emerald and Roachford. Her work involves writing over a period of months with various collaborators, including unnamed industry figures kept private in the account. She performs at British festivals, at a Smooth Radio Liverpool Docks show, and at Music Expo and the Worldwide Radio Summit in Los Angeles, where she makes her first visit to the United States and also performs for US TV networks.

Style and activity

Scarlette Fever works in dance and vocal trance, and her described output includes radio singles, remixes, live versions and collaborative writing. She is born in 1981 and comes from the United Kingdom.