Scarlett’s Scared is Scarlett’s Fall’s ironically seductive second album. It all started with an (blue) demonstration vinyl entitled “The Incredible Sounds of the Synclavier II” released by New England Digital Corp in 1981 to promote the first digital sampling system. Its content gave the basic atmosphere for the whole album: each of the 10 tracks samples a specific Synclavier sound. Add haunting melodies, mysterious vocals and fun beats and you get Scarlett’s Scared complete. As the title suggests Scarlett’s Scared is about being scared and takes its roots from vintage movies such as Klute (1971) and Metti Una Sera a Cena (1969) that deals with phone stalkers, insomnia, sexual tension, vampires, ghosts and explosive watermelon attack!