Emma Stevens Announces New Mini-Album And Single

Distinguished by haunting clear vocals marinated in melody, Stevens has a new clutch of songs to offer fans…

Gifting the UK with her distinctive catchy pop melodies, fused with a delicious sprinkling of folk/country, British singer/songwriter, Emma Stevens, forms an exciting vocal collaboration with The Feeling’s, Kevin Jeremiah, as she returns with a new single ‘Because It’s You’, taken from her forthcoming mini-album, ‘Atoms’. As she hot-foots from a x7-date Spring tour in China, Emma announces  a string of summer festival dates across the UK this summer.

A full list of dates, venues and ticket links can be found below. 

A 5-track mini-album of original pennings from Emma Stevens, ‘Atoms’ is a collection of sheer bliss. Beautiful, catchy tunes that leave an indelible print, Emma’s divine voice and lyrics fuse together in a musical cocktail that transports us away to sunny skies and happy times. The first single from the mini-album is, ‘Because It’s You’ , which sees the first of two collaborations on the collection with Kevin Jeremiah from The Feeling. The harmonious chemistry between Emma and Kevin is so perfectly tuned, that ‘Because It’s You’ will leave many scrambling for the repeat button.

You can watch the official acoustic  video for ‘Atoms’ in this article.

The second duet, ‘Soldier On’, bursts with the vibrance and energy of the brightest sunny days, whilst the title track, ‘Atoms’, which was a co-write with Grammy Award winner, Charlie Midnight, is so light and delicate that it’ll lift your spirits ‘til you find yourself floating on thin air. Whilst the ‘Home’ and ‘Bells and Whistles’ both ensure that Emma’s existing fans receive a slice of the pop/folk/country fusion that they’ve come to love. Sheer and utter ecstacy.

Hailed as “Just Magical” by the late great Sir Terry Wogan, life has been something of a whirlwind for the down to earth surfer chick from Guildford, Surrey since embarking on a solo career in 2012; bursting onto the scene with her distinctively catchy pop melodies, fused with folk instrumentation and a touch of country. The increasing popularity of this uniquely versatile “what you see is what you get” artist is now undeniable, thanks to over three million Spotify plays, and over a million video views on the back of four EP and three album releases, with four consecutive singles play-listed by Radio 2 and a jaw-dropping performance to a crowd of 40,000 at the BBC’s Festival in a Day at Hyde Park. In 2018, Emma released her ‘To My Roots’ album, which spawned a headline UK tour and an alignment with World Environment Day.

Emma’s profile has recently exploded in China since her track ‘A Place Called You’, was used in a Chinese TV programme, resulting in a 7-night tour of China this Spring and over 500M streams of the track. Even if you’ve never heard of Emma Stevens, you will have almost certainly heard her music, with many songs used on numerous BBC, ITV, Sky and Channel 4 programmes, most recently on BBC 1’s The Apprentice.

Pete Sargeant