Emily Clark

Blues driven, soul inspired, and powerful. Born and raised in Seattle, Emily’s heart always called her to the mountains of Montana. Emily Clark has been a fixture of the American northwest music scene for over a decade. She grew up with the musical influences of Susan Tedeschi, the Allman Brothers, and Stevie Ray Vaughn. Emily honed her chops with Montana bands Cannonball and 20 Grand, and expanded her abilities while living in Denver, CO, sharing the stage with <a href="spotify:artist:0u7gssqdwWaO1aMaSuvXtx" data-name="Robert Randolph">Robert Randolph</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:1ZN1c1qWEGZNX1pGeKCPpf" data-name="Billy Strings">Billy Strings</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:3Fud2i8WgXSZCVmi961lXm" data-name="Sam Bush">Sam Bush</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:7gZpdFerSL21Z6544jJIzI" data-name="Cyril Neville">Cyril Neville</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:0FeNnEJjLXirpSSA2Z9aWy" data-name="Jeff Austin">Jeff Austin</a>, and countless others. She has also performed with members of The Infamous Stringdusters, The Motet, and Fruition, and has been a producer for several music festivals and initiatives. With a heart full of grit and honesty and a voice brimming with vibrato, Emily is on the cusp of releasing her first album Threadbare, due summer of 2022, featuring Emily&#39;s original songs alongside collaborations with Jack Pelletier, Michelle Sarah, Tanya Shylock and Andy Hall. Stacked with soulful grooves and fat horn lines Threadbare is an ode to love, loss and truth, and serves as a testament to everything Emily embodies in her identity as a musician, singer, and songwriter.


Emily&#39;s debut single, &#34;<a href="spotify:track:781ina8UbfTpAidwuTT1BN" data-name="Backwards">Backwards</a>,&#34; is out now.