Empirios
Empirios formed in Los Angeles in 2019 around vocalist and songwriter Emily Valois, who had been performing solo. She was joined by guitarist Ethan James,...
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Empirios formed in Los Angeles in 2019 around vocalist and songwriter Emily Valois, who had been performing solo. She was joined by guitarist Ethan James, bassist Alex Martinez, and drummer Ethan Lee. Their music pulls from alternative rock, electronic dance, and pop, with Valois's vocals as a central feature.
In 2021, the band released the single "God In My Heart," which became their breakout track. The song's themes of spirituality and resilience connected with listeners, helping push Empirios into wider recognition. They followed it with the debut album "Infinite" in 2022 and an EP titled "As We Are" in 2023.
Other songs like "Eternity," "Final Fantasy," and "Freedom Land" show the band's range, from soaring melodies to more rhythmic, electronic-tinged arrangements. Valois's lyrics sometimes touch on social or political topics, which has drawn occasional attention, but the group continues to work within their established sound.
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