Emily Long
is a young, gut-belting rock songstress. Her impressive voice—a dichotomy of vulnerability and power—carries her anthemic melodies over a thick, driving band. Produced by musician John Turi (best known for his work with Cyndi Lauper) and inspired by the likes of Queen, Blondie and Ronnie Spector, Emily is an undeniable pop presence.
Recently Emily's music has been featured on the WB's "Sorority Forever" and on compilation,"Bad Girls Don't Cry" alongside Amy Whinehouse and Duffy with international distribution through Universal.
Emily has made guest appearances on recordings with underground success The Bled(Vagrant Records).
Hear her songs and long after the music has ended you will be left humming her melodies and singing her words. To see Emily live is to watch her being delivered from her anxiety, thrashing her head and pounding the floor with her feet. To listen to her music is to point your finger in the air and rock as you would in an arena of fans. To read her lyrics is to face the feelings about yourself you haven’t yet.