- HOLLER
LYRIC MAGAZINE
In her 2021 EP 'the table', Emma Moore offers a delightful escape from the need to be perfect - you won't find neat little fairytales tied up with a bow here. The conversations in these songs are honest, flawed, and in true Emma Moore style, unafraid to be difficult. The messages of self-worth and strength are underscored by the traditional sounds of Mandolin, Banjo and Pedal Steel alongside shredding Slide Guitars and thumping Drums, creating a soundtrack as dynamic as the stories themselves. Celebrated by fans and critics alike, 'the table' was nominated for 'Album of the Year' at the British Country Music Awards 2021.
On her record Moore says "This record is full of life - full of stories, opinions, realisations, decisions, reactions, emotions, confessions and so much more. In the end, or in short, I put all my cards on the table."
emma moore
is perfectly poised for a groundbreaking revival.
Her debut album Pilot was released in June 2016. Recorded at
the legendary Parr Street Studios in Liverpool, this was just
the beginning for Moore - whose songwriting and artistry has
soared ever since its release.
Good Girl marked her Nashville recording debut and landed in
hands of Bob Harris, who promptly invited Moore to join his
BBC Introducing line-up at the inaugural Long Road Festival
in 2018.
Moore then took her place at The Institute of Contemporary Music in London, dedicating a year exclusively
to songwriting. Those 12 months laid the foundation for everything that followed, including writing with Nashville writers and sharing the stage with Beth Nielsen Chapman in a special songwriters circle.
Dutch Courage followed Moore's London adventures, giving fans a real taste of what they witnessed on stage -
a fiery performer with powerhouse vocals. Its debut live performance was at the first ever British Country Music Festival at Blackpool's Winter Gardens, where Moore was the first Artist to perform.
"Opening The British Country Music Festival was a real, full-circle moment. I'd worked at that venue for 10 years, dreaming of the feeling from the other side of the stage.'
Emma Moore on stage at the Iconic Waterloo Music Bar.
Emma Moore at The British Country Music Festival, Blackpool.
In 2021, Moore released the table - a 6 track EP with Good Girl producer Dakota Jay.
This record is the perfect blend of traditional and anything but, fusing pedal steel and fiddle with soaring rock-infused slide guitars and tales we've all heard before - but never lyrically told quite like this.
- HOLLER
the table gave fans a unique experience, both in its music and its release. For a special few, The Blinded Experience served as a secret digital campaign to get to know Moore and the record before anyone else (even the media) got to hear it. It brought the loyal fanbase together, building a lasting relationship and giving the most important people the first experience of the record.
In 2023, Moore teamed up with Country Rock favourite Georgia Nevada for Saving Grace -
"a mini-explosion with solid riffs, power vocals, and a chorus to die for."
- ROCK THE JOINT
The duo co-wrote the track together, celebrating friendship in the most fierce way possible and creating a true anthem.
After a lengthy hiatus (to explore exciting new writing ventures!) Emma Moore is ready for a revival. Armed with new songs and a pull to the magic only live music can create, the table has well and truly turned...