Emma G is no ordinary musician. With a mission to “save the world one song at a time”, the New Zealand-born “New Zealander of the Year Local Hero” singer-songwriter was just 4months old when she was diagnosed with a rare health condition called hydrocephalus. 10 brain surgeries, and 24 surgeries in total later; Emma G found that singing her truth was a powerful and effective tool to not only understand and process her condition, but to also connect with and empower her audiences around her.

Emma G - now based in Washington DC - is rewriting the definition of what it means to be a musician. Pivoting her business considerably through the COVID pandemic, the singer, songwriter also established herself as an author, podcaster, and youth empowerment coach; using the power of melodies, lyrics and media presence to hammer home messages of radical compassion, strength, healing, truth and love with a soul-pop/rock sound that is engaging, inspiring and appealing to a hugely diverse audience.

With an eclectic sound that can be likened to a combination of Pink, Natalie Merchant, Alanis Morrisette and Gwen Stefani; Emma G has released three live albums and is also currently writing her second book.