Photo: Cam Jones

 

“Emilia’s live shows are a lesson in intimacy. Emilia charms her audience to the edge of their seats with her wry smirk and clarion voice — then drops them to the floor with foot-stomping, head-shaking grooves. Two solid albums and a flare for performance have won her a growing legion of fans based around her Portland home. With a new album set to drop soon and more tour dates to follow, it looks as though Maine may have to share its best-kept secret.” -YANKEE MAGAZINE

 

2022 NEW SINGLE! “Something Outside” is a song for mid-winter,

a balm for grief, and an invitation to connect to the medicine that’s around us.


 
 

Click the image to learn more about Emilia’s new professional development workshop!

 

BLACK LIVES MATTER.

Every day and always. As a white artist of settler descent living in unceded Wabanaki territory, I’m exploring and practicing ways to make this saying, not a token, but a living vow.  I don’t always know how to do this, but I know that actively rejecting supremacy and seeking ways I/we can decolonize ourselves, our institutions, and the systems around us is vital to ALL our well-being.  Decolonizing the Music Room is one resource that’s been so valuable to me as a performer and teaching artist.


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