EMEREE, the visionary project of multi-talented musician, producer, and songwriter Gabrielle Emery, is set to make waves with her debut EP ‘Gold,’ releasing today – September 13, 2024.
Singing across 4 octaves isn’t enough—EMEREE has also produced and written this album with a finesse that redefines the game. This highly anticipated RnB/Soul album showcases EMEREE’s ability to merge contemporary sounds with timeless influences, solidifying her place as a standout artist in today’s music scene.
With a style that confidently stands alongside the likes of RAYE and Cleo Sol, EMEREE’s music is a rich tapestry of Motown grooves, 90’s R&B flair, and soulful melodies reminiscent of Amy Winehouse. Her self-produced tracks are a testament to her unparalleled artistry. Each song on ‘Gold’ explores themes of sexual identity and female empowerment, delivered with the raw honesty that her growing fanbase has come to adore.
EMEREE first captured attention with her viral TikTok hit, Leave You Like a Man, which amassed over a million views and 450k streams on DSPs. This breakthrough single not only showcased her production prowess but also established her as a powerful voice in the RnB and Soul genres. Her writing and production work has garnered over 35 million Spotify streams achieving major international sync placements.
Recorded across Australia and New York City, ‘Gold’ is the culmination of EMEREE’s journey as an artist and producer. The album reflects her experiences and growth, both personally and professionally, as she continues to break barriers and defy expectations. From her electrifying performances supporting Thelma Plum, Confidence Man, and JACOTENE, to her impressive wins at the APRA AMCOS residencies, EMEREE is a force to be reckoned with.
The release of ‘Gold’ will be followed by a headline tour, set to be announced in October, and a performance supporting Budjerah in Melbourne this September. As EMEREE continues to champion female producers, queer artists, and the empowerment of women across the globe, ‘Gold’ is not just an EP—it’s a statement.
