Emily Scott Robinson
Emily Scott Robinson grew up in Camden, Maine, and later moved to Boston as a teenager. She started writing songs early, influenced by Joni Mitchell and Bob...
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Emily Scott Robinson grew up in Camden, Maine, and later moved to Boston as a teenager. She started writing songs early, influenced by Joni Mitchell and Bob Dylan. In 2008, she put out her first EP, 'Sway,' which got some attention for its introspective feel.
Her 2013 album 'The Great Unknown' included 'Better With Time,' a ballad that connected with listeners for its quiet resilience. She has since released other albums like 'Traveling Mercies' in 2016 and 'Heart Is a Beast' in 2018. Songs like 'Borrowed Rooms And Old Wood Floors' and 'Ghost In Every Town' from her catalog reflect her focus on personal stories and everyday details.
In 2017, Robinson spoke openly about dealing with depression and anxiety, which resonated with fans. Her music often touches on themes of time and loss without grand gestures, staying grounded in straightforward songwriting.
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