Try Hard

I Dont Hate It, It's Just Different

Pants Off

Brooklyn-born, Nashville-residing singer-songwriter Emma Driver doesn’t shy away from her dark side. Inspired by artists like Chappell Roan, Mazzy Star, Olivia Rodrigo, and Maggie Rogers, her unique vocal timbre and pensive writing explore life’s burning questions with cutting self-awareness. She earned her stripes singing at blues jams at the age of 14 in the NYC scene and performed under the moniker Fresh Lady until a bout with Lymphoma forced her to take a hiatus from making music to undergo treatment. Her emotional and physical battle with cancer caused her to grapple with emotional depths uncommon for someone her age, 28. Confronting her own mortality head-on, she found that admitting her deepest shame and drawing from it to create art not only helped ease the pain but also gave her a strength she didn’t know she possessed, which developed into a new rock-infused pop sound. Unencumbered by genre and dedicated to living out loud with abandon, Emma's music will make you cry, scream, laugh, and think, but most of all, she hopes to make you not feel so alone.