For Promoters/People who want to use my music: Yes you can, just credit me  somewhere either in the video or in the description.

Before moving to Nashville in 2021, Emmy spent four years in Atlanta, where she performed at notable venues including Eddie’s Attic, Red Clay Music Foundry, and the Music Room at Smith’s Olde Bar. Outside of Atlanta, Emmy has performed at Isis Music Hall (Asheville, NC), The Crimson Moon (Dahlonega, GA), and The Evening Muse I’m Charlotte, NC, where she opened for national touring band, The Arcadian Wild.

In 2019, Emmy’s live-recorded song ‘Simple’ was chosen as one of Immersive Atlanta’s best local songs of 2019. During her time in Atlanta, Emmy won the night at a few open mic nights, including the ones hosted by Eddie’s Attic and Red Clay Theater. 

Emmy released her sophomore EP, Bitter Heart, in May 2021. The four-track EP signals a sonic evolution for Emmy, marked by robust, multi-layered soundscapes and twice-tracked vocals that stir emotions of listeners.

Emmy teamed up with New Jersey-based producer Shane Becker (Indian Run) on her next two singles ‘Black and White’ and ‘I Don’t Want It.’ Both tunes are marked by Emmy’s soothing, unique vocals and Shane’s fun, dreamy production style.

Emmy’s relatability and love of connecting with fans has also seen Emmy gain a loyal following on Twitch of over 2.8k which has allowed her to self fund her musical projects. In an industry that’s notoriously hard to stand out in, Emmy is creating something truly unique and groundbreaking.

Friend Owen is an alternative project created in 2014 by singer-songwriter and composer Thomas Sulkoske. Friend Owen blends elements of pop, alternative, classical, and choral music, taking cues from artists such as Keane, Coldplay, Ben Folds, and The Beach Boys. Friend Owen's debut album, "How I Defeated the Darkness", is currently being crowd funded for recording and production. In addition to being the sole creative force behind Friend Owen, Thomas Sulkoske writes music for short films, video games, and other forms of entertainment media.

StarTalk has moved off of Soundcloud! Find the podcast on these other platforms:

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1mNsuXfG95Lf76YQeVMuo1?_authfailed=1

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/startalk-radio/id325404506

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@StarTalk

Boise, Idaho based oboist Dr. Kimberly Everett Ganong is an active solo, orchestral and collaborative artist of great versatility. She currently performs regularly with the Boise Philharmonic, Boise Baroque Chamber Orchestra, Opera Idaho, and the Meridian Symphony.  For six years in Miami, Kim performed frequently with groups including the Florida Grand Opera, Palm Beach Symphony, and others.  She is formerly a member of the El Paso Symphony Orchestra, and she has frequently performed with both the American Youth Symphony and YMF Debut! Orchestras in Los Angeles. In New York City, Ms. Everett has performed with the Bergen Symphony, One World Symphony and String Orchestra of Brooklyn, in addition to innumerable chamber and freelance engagements.  Kim was a winner of the NYU Concerto Competition in 2011 along with Gina Izzo. Kim has collaborated with prominent conductors including Cristian Macelaru, Tito Muñoz, Jerry Steichen, Jaime Laredo, Case Scaglione and Marco Armiliato. She has been a participant in the New York String Orchestra Seminar, New Hampshire Music Festival, Texas Music Festival, and the Boston University Tanglewood Institute.  Kimberly is currently pursuing her DMA at University of Miami, and also holds degrees from CalArts (BFA), and NYU (MM).  She is also a proud graduate of the Interlochen Arts Academy. Her teachers have included Dan Stolper, Allan Vogel, Liang Wang, and Bob Weiner.

99Sounds is an indie sound design label, featuring free sample libraries created by talented producers from around the world.

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