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St. Em
St. Em is a band with three members: Eleanor "Elly" Marsden on vocals, James "Jamie" Reynolds on guitar, and Ethan "Etch" Walker on drums. They put out their...
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St. Em is a band with three members: Eleanor "Elly" Marsden on vocals, James "Jamie" Reynolds on guitar, and Ethan "Etch" Walker on drums. They put out their first single "In The Night" in 2020, which got some attention. The song's lyrics about loss and heartbreak drew criticism from some who felt they touched on difficult themes.
Their debut album "Echoes of the Heart" came out in 2021, followed by the single "Ashes to Dust" in 2022. The band's sound tends toward atmospheric arrangements with introspective lyrics, anchored by Marsden's vocals and Reynolds' guitar work.
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