An original tune penned by Tony Clement and Emma Sidney, received the following reviews from Reverbnation: 
"A beautiful beat that is comprised of many layers. One listen is not going to be enough to understand the genius of this artist."
"Here's something I can really get behind. I want more music like this everyday. Really strong female scat artist."

A compilation of two of Chick Corea's most challenging and beautiful tunes, this is one of the most exciting reinterpretations Emma has ever had the pleasure to create. Kudos to Chick and Flora for this amazing material.

Spain/500 Miles High

"From the start, I was really impressed by the voice of this singer. Her pitch is right on point and her range is awesome. I love that she remakes Maroon 5 into a soulful and jazz like song. It is extremely easy listening and still fun because everyone knows the popular hit "Moves Like Jagger". The simple piano in the background is done just right and is good because the singer's vocals can be heard and appreciated for what they are, and that is amazing."

Moves Like Jagger

An orignal tune by Tony Clement, this has so many great elements to it, vocal/sax interplay, intricate melody but it all hangs together through the groove.

Shifting Sands

Having chatted a little to Mike Stern, Emma received permission to write and record lyrics to his original tune. Inspired by the title, Emma's lyrics are heartfelt, faithful to the original melody. What might have been is on Emma's upcoming album Cherish.

What Might Have Been

This song is autobiographical about Emma's difficult childhood in retrospect. "I want to thank my mum for doing the best she could in an impossible situation, not being with your children is one of the hardest things in life." This is the title track of the album Cherish, due out late 2013.

Cherish

I wrote this song following my first trip to America in 2011. It seems right that as Spring unfolds in Australia I am releasing this song, written in Spring, to the world. Enjoy.

America

After our 2011 trip to America we engaged a publicist to promote 
The Look of Love and This Just gets Better. Well, Sandy Hill-Brown took several thousand dollars in exchange for a couple of phone calls where we needed to pay more money to promote the songs, faked the actual publicity materials she was paid for and never provided any results. In the face of this terrible reality, I wrote this song, strong in the hope that the lessons learned would lead to our desired outcome in the end.

We Goin' Be A'right

So the challenge was set... to write lyrics to my wholly self composed and recorded chill out tune... Hope you like the results :) 

Inner Sunlight (with Vocals)

Music and Lyrics: Tony Clement
Vocals: Emma Sidney

An original composition for Rarearth-Bar. 