Emie Nathan

In 2021, emie released her debut EP White Light, which quickly garnered over 6 million global streams and received widespread acclaim from tastemakers. Wonderland praised her music as “pop perfection,” while Clash described her sound as “beautiful.” Her breakthrough also led to significant support from key platforms, including BBC Radio 1 (with four features on Mollie King’s Best New Pop), Apple Music’s Rocket Hour with Elton John, and a prominent spot on Spotify’s coveted New Pop UK playlist.

Emie’s path to music was no accident. Born in New York and raised in a deeply musical London household, she was immersed in music from a young age—studying, playing, writing, and collaborating in a rich, creative environment. Inspired by her personal experiences and artists like Bon Iver, Maggie Rogers, HAIM, and The Japanese House, emie began crafting her own sound—a blend of soulful vocals and a sense of timelessness that defines her unique pop-noir style.

Though still in the early stages of her career, emie Nathan’s debut EP feels like the work of an artist already well-established, as if she’s releasing her third or fourth album. With a distinctive voice and undeniable talent, emie is poised for a remarkable future in music.