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In her 2021 EP 'the table', Emma Moore offers a delightful escape from the need to be perfect. The record is honest, observant and self-possessed, perfectly showcasing Moore's gift for nuanced storytelling.
The messages of self-worth and strength are underscored by the traditional sounds of Mandolin, Banjo and Pedal Steel alongside shredding Slide Guitars and thumping Drums, creating a soundtrack as dynamic as the stories themselves. Celebrated by fans and critics alike, 'the table' was nominated for 'Album of the Year' at the British Country Music Awards 2021.
On her record Moore says "This record is full of real life. It's for everyone who has had their choices questioned or judged, and for anyone who needs a reminder that they are enough."
LYRIC MAGAZINE
emma moore
is an Artist dancing the line between expectation and truth.
Her songs cut softly to the core of a story, taking you on a
personal journey you might not have known you needed.
Sometimes loud, sometimes quiet, but the undertone of
defiance is always present. Moore dares you to be your own,
un-apologetic self - and celebrate it!
Whether you're singing along in the crowd, proudly declaring
you're 'all re-a-li-ty' or quietly questioning if something has "become the wrong choice and a way to keep score", there is moment here to be shared.
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These songs and stories have taken Moore to stages across the UK, to festivals and bars, to listening rooms and yes, even a Zoo. After years of watching the greats from behind the curtain, Moore was the first Artist to perform at the inaugural British Country Music Festival in her hometown of Blackpool.
Emma Moore on stage at the Iconic Waterloo Music Bar.
Emma Moore at The British Country Music Festival, Blackpool.
Now, as we enter 2026, Emma Moore is poised for the next chapter. Armed with new songs, the table has well and truly been turned.
"the table is longing, questioning, and morally a little bit grey. This new chapter... it's more of an answer."