"Luxurious Problems"
Written by Emmy Wildwood
Produced by Tomek Miernowski
Mastered by Chris Gehringer at Sterling Sound

This town is full of motels where the local color drink
They’re blurring the hours with wines in white and pink
Baby I’m driving
You keep talking
Living in the limelight’s no cake walk and

You’ve Got Oh Oh
Luxurious Problems
You’ve got No No
Reason to Solve them
Oh Oh Luxurious Problems are curious

The sky is filled with wires where the birds can rest their wings
The yards are filled with babies, a summer blonde chlorine
Baby you’re diving
Baby I’m driving
Are you happy?
You keep talking
Basking in the white light you’re casting

You’ve Got Oh Oh
Luxurious Problems
You’ve got No No
Reason to Solve them
Oh Oh Luxurious Problems are curious
Luxurious

redefine
you said the whole time the stars would align
wade in glory
knee deep stories
bright after-glow
fade slow

You’ve Got Oh Oh
Luxurious Problems
You’ve got No No
Reason to Solve them
Oh Oh Luxurious Problems are curious
Luxurious

Luxurious Problems

Written by Emmy Wildwood
Produced by Emmy Wildwood and Nik Lokensgaard

SCREAM

Restless sleep
You cut so deep
A garnet red
Drip from my lip

Shallow scars
Have healed so far
But every dream
I wake up and I

Scream

Night terrors
A constant rush
A wicked crush
Oh merry dreadful

Looming night
Be gone
Be quiet
Oh please disist
Can't you resist me?

Scream

I want you
I need you
I'll never release you

I'm vying
You're dying
No one will hear you crying

SCREAM

SONG:
Performed by Emmy Wildwood and Bredahl
Produced by Bredahl
Mastered by Will Henley
VIDEO:
Art by SS Powell
Cinematographer: Conrad Golovac
Key Grip: Stephen Roll
Editing and Animation by Nik Lokensgaard
Make-Up & Hair by Tommy Napoli

Emmy Wildwood and Bredahl- Breathe Me / Lean On (Sia/ Major Lazer Mashup)

Everything Hurts

Written, Produced and Performed by Emmy Wildwood

Electric Dreaming

Girls

Bad Thing

Comeback

Sugar Daddy

Volcano

Drummer / Drum Machine

Case Without Warning

Boy! I am Alive!

Chick Chick Boom (Tired Of Love)
Written by Emmy Wildwood
Produced by Tomek Miernowski
Mastered by Chris Gehringer at Sterling Sound

heaven happened in this room
white walls 
fate
and subtle doom
then chick chick boom
and in one hit i knew
that i was alone
oh how that sweet melody
turned to a drone
yeah

and in chapters you are best
friends for lovers
what is left
you will buy it
you'll break it
you will earn its trust
tire of it 
take it outfield 
do what you must

chick chick boom
lemme in the room
chick chick boom
lemme in the room
chick chick boom
lemme in the room

it all expired
I am so tired of love

and in one fell swoop
I knew that I wasn't home
and now that sweet melody
its tenor and tone
i hear it
i fear that heart full of stone

chick chick boom
lemme in the room
chick chick boom
lemme in the room
chick chick boom
lemme in the room

it all expired
I am so tired of love

Chick Chick Boom (Tired Of Love)

Arizona-via-New York City artist-producer Emmy Wildwood released her new album Heavy Petals in March 2020. She self-produced the nine-track set, which was recorded at her home studio in Tucson, Arizona and mixed by Nathan Sabatino at Hi-Dez Recording in Joshua Tree, Calif. The record follows her prior EPs 'All My Blood' and 'Mean Love,' which earned support from BUST Magazine, Uproxx, The Line Of Best Fit, Popdust, Bitch Magazine, Ryan Seacrest, Patricia Fields, Logo.'s NewNowNext, Brooklyn Vegan, and others. 

That year she opened a boutique-record label hybrid, Tiger Blanket, on Graham Ave. in Brooklyn, which produced limited edition 7" vinyl for local bands including Mother Feather and hosted pop-up events and concerts. TimeOutNY named her one of their "Most Fashionable New Yorkers" that year, while the Village Voice hailed her as their "Best Indie Pop Star" in their annual Best Of issue. Her single “Scream" also earned a synch on FOX's “Scream Queens” soundtrack (Jamie Lee Curtis, Emma Roberts).

In 2018, Wildwood moved home to Tucson and came back to center after a decade spent living and playing in New York. The city's contagious lo fi spirit helped her reconnect with her own punk & DIY origins there, and "the girl who made all of her own flyers for her punk band and played at Skrappy’s the local all ages venue," she says. She learned ProTools, with the guidance of Sabatino, after losing touch with her vision and confidence in her artistry. "I knew unless every second of this record was intrinsically motivated, I would be disappointed. I didn’t care if it was perfect because I already knew it wouldn't be," she says.

She documented the learning process via an IGTV blog, also titled 'Heavy Petals,' to her 24K Instagram followers. "The sweat behind this thing mattered the most to me," she adds. "All I wanted was to use the voice of that girl who would do anything to have someone feel the emotional impact of her songs."

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