Emily Weisband
Emily Weisband writes folk-pop songs that lean into raw emotion and narrative. She started putting out music in 2016 with her debut album 'The Days That...
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Emily Weisband writes folk-pop songs that lean into raw emotion and narrative. She started putting out music in 2016 with her debut album 'The Days That Followed,' which included the track 'Out Of This Car.' That song, like much of her work, carries a sense of vulnerability and a quiet yearning.
In 2018, she was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. She has spoken about the condition publicly, but her music has continued, with albums like 'All of the Time' in 2019 and 'Emmylou' in 2022. Songs such as 'Indie Movie Zoomout Moment' and 'New Salt' show her sticking to a style built on personal storytelling and melodic folk arrangements.
She has worked with other artists, including John Paul White and Mary Lambert. Those collaborations fit with the grounded, songwriter-focused circles she moves in, rather than signaling a shift toward a more polished pop sound.
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