Emma Smith is an ascending star with diverse and extensive experience performing in varying settings, from the 02 Arena to the leading jazz clubs of New York City. To date, she collaborated and recorded with the likes of Michael Buble, Robbie Williams, Georgie Fame, and Seal, whilst creating a formidable reputation as a powerful and expressive artist in UK jazz. Her many accolades include the widespread success of her long-established vocal harmony group The Puppini Sisters, as well as a stint as a broadcaster on BBC Radio 3. The artist also has a range of awards, including winning the prestigious ‘Worshipful Company Of Musicians Medal.
This 18th of November 2022 marks the US release of ‘Meshuga Baby’, the first album from the charismatic jazz vocalist in ten years. The album paints a picture of a compelling and radiant female protagonist navigating her way through the trials and tribulations of modern life. The album’s interpretations of songs such as ‘I Don’t Care’, conjoined with refreshing originals such as ‘Sit On My Knee And Tell Me That You Love Me’ transport the listener on an emotional and intimate journey, whilst soundly demonstrating her prowess as a rising star. The finished product is a fresh, warmly welcomed, and arresting experience. This album will fuel her rise to prominence as a multifaceted singer-songwriter with great vocal ability.
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David Emmanuel Noel is an avid blogger, film fanatic, art enthusiast, music lover, and theatergoer. He is an interdisciplinary artist, curator, and PR consultant who has been involved in several music events and visual art exhibitions at venues such as the Kennedy Center Washington DC, Bernie Grant Arts Centre London, the Landmark Arts Building New York, and Whole 9 Gallery in Culver City, California. He has worked closely with institutes, professional bodies, and agencies such as the Royal Institute of British Architects, New York Mayor’s Office, CAMBA- the New York-based agency, the NSPCC, and several London Boroughs on projects supporting the environmental and therapeutic benefits of the arts. He is based in London and New York.
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