A new lyric video for Emily’s beautiful song ‘The Borderline’, which she describes as “the most Buddhist song I’ve ever written”, has been posted on YouTube.  You can see the video here.  The song is from her first album ‘Stranger Place’, which is still available to order from Amazon or direct from Shaktu Records.

Emily was interviewed by Paul Franks on BBC WM to promote her charity gig on Sunday 24 June at the Avoncroft Museum of Historic Buildings in Bromsgrove.  You can listen again to the interview here (scroll to 02:19:00 to hear Emily).  Ticket holders for the gig are invited to come early and picnic in the beautiful grounds of the museum.  Tickets are £15 and can be booked here.  All proceeds will go towards funding the work of this very special place, where over 30 historic buildings have been rescued and rebuilt in the grounds.  More information about the museum can be found at http://www.avoncroft.org.uk.

Emily was interviewed yesterday on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire, BBC Radio Suffolk and BBC Essex ahead of her gig at Cambridge Junction this Saturday (12 May).  DJ Sue Marchant played the title track of Emily’s latest album ‘A Bit Of Blue’ and the last track, Emily’s cover of Sandy Denny’s ‘Who Knows Where The Time Goes’.  You can listen again to the interview here (scroll to 01:07:30).

Emily was on Radio 4 today interviewed by Coronation Street actress Cherylee Houston as part of a programme called ‘The Agony and the Ecstasy’ looking at the link between pain and creativity.  The programme was originally broadcast in March 2017.  You can listen again here.