From her recent International residency as guest vocalist for the world renowned Post Modern Jukebox back to her earliest forays into jazz and blues, Emma’s impact upon the music scene is undeniable. Influenced and inspired by legends of song Eva Cassidy, Sarah Vaughan, Etta Jamesand Carole King among many more, Emma’s origins have left her as comfortable singing blues as she is soul, jazz and country. What defines her is that she resists being defined – her versatility creating demand for Emma worldwide as a solo artist. Following the release of her critically acclaimed debut EP with Anthony Strong, which went straight to Number 1 on the iTunes Jazz and Blues chart, Emma has sold out solo shows across the UK. ​ Equally at home in front of thousands as she is in an intimate setting, Emma is a much sought after vocalist and has provided lead vocals for numerous film and television projects, such as Finding Your Feet, the Marvel series and NBC Universal. Emma’s soaring voice and transformative abilities as a performer mean she has also amassed a huge fan base in the world of stage, having starred in the West End as Eva Peron in Evita, Elphaba in Wicked and Scaramouche in We Will Rock You. The remainder of 2018 will see Emma release her second independent EP on vinyl, arranged by and featuring Anthony Strong together with British Jazz Award winner Freddie Gavita on trumpet. <br>