Emily stands out as one of the new breed of women singer-songwriters who al… Read Full Bio ↴Emily stands out as one of the new breed of women singer-songwriters who also know their way around a recording studio as mix engineer, mastering engineer, and producer. She has written and produced over 65 songs for the acclaimed nonprofit organization Songs of Love, lifting the spirits of chronically ill and hospitalized children across the United States.

Her crystal clear Pop soprano has been compared with Colby Caillat and Taylor Swift, and is infused with a grit and soul that is uniquely hers. She has performed her acoustically-driven Pop-Rock in several New York City venues including the Delancey, Don Hill’s, Arlene’s Grocery, and the Knitting Factory. She has also played at various live-music venues in New Jersey and the Tri-Cities area in upstate New York.

In the film & TV world, Emily regularly sings for various ad campaigns. Her most recent credit is a jingle for Nickelodeon’s “Parents Pick” campaign. For film, Emily brought her engineering talents to the dialog and sound design of upcoming independent feature film: SubHysteria.

As a singer-songwriter, Emily’s most recent credits include “Can You Handle This?” with DJ Disciple on Catch 22 Records, and “Let It Shine” for the 2009 Junior Maccabi Games in Israel. She continually creates with the help of her songwriting and production team.

A Cum Laude graduate of the Sonic Arts Center at The City College of New York, Emily stood out as one of two women in a highly selective group of 16 students. She graduated in 2008.

Emily hails from a family of musicians and engineers, and has made New York City her home, since she arrived at City College from Binghamton New York six years ago.