Emma Moore

vocals. sass. fire

LYRIC MAGAZINE

Emma Moore brings ALL the fire you’d expect from a Redhead.

On first listen you could say Moore’s powerful vocals are her standout feature, but her real superpower is how she makes an audience feel
during a show.

In fact, I dare you not to feel every word this Artist sings.

Since her debut album ‘Pilot’ was released in 2016 Moore's trademark
honesty and alternative views on life have only grown stronger, from
Whiskey confessions in ‘The Bottom of the Bottle’ to finding love in the
wrong places with ’Trouble’.

2018’s ‘Good Girl’ was no exception, speaking to the secret rebel inside us all. The track was played for 8 consecutive weeks on BBC Introducing upon it’s release, garnered over 30,000 streams on Apple Music and led to Moore
and her band being invited to play Bob Harris’ Under The Apple Tree stage
at the inaugural Long Road Festival that year.

After a “school break” in which she gained her Masters Degree in

Songwriting (and joined Beth Nielsen-Chapman in a Songwriter's

Round) Moore turned up the amps in 2019 with ‘Dutch Courage', her

boldest release to date. Confidence oozes throughout the
tracks clever lines and determined story.

In her first EP 'the table' Moore offers a delightful escape from the need to be perfect - you won't find neat little fairytales tied up with a bow here. The conversations in these songs are honest, flawed, and in true Emma Moore style, unafraid to be difficult. 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. It has been celebrated by fans and critics alike, and in November 2021 was nominated for 'Album of the Year' at the British Country Music Awards.

On her record Moore says "This record is full of life - full of stories, opinions, realisations, decisions, reactions, emotions, confessions and so much more.
In the end, or in short, I put all my cards on the table"