DJ Emma Peel is from Melbourne Australia. She has been spinning vinyl around the globe since 2002. 

Since 2009 Emma Peel has hosted weekly radio show, SWITCHED ON, on PBS FM (106.7FM). The show has grown to become one of the Top 10 most popular programs on the PBS FM grid with a listenership of close to 20,000 each week.  Through Switched On and through her DJ sets, Emma Peel takes listeners on a journey back to the 1960's-1970's to discover sounds from around the world including: Latin Jazz, Boogaloo, Salsa, Samba, Bossa Nova, MPB, European Sound Library, Soul-Jazz and other rare vinyl delights. 

In 2012 Emma supported 9 times Grammy Award winning Latin jazz pianist, Eddie Palmieri, during his Australian tour. In 2013, she supported the King of Latin Soul, Joe Bataan during his only Melbourne concert. At both gigs, Emma’s mix of classic Salsa, Latin Soul, Guaguanco, Mambo, Merengue and Guajira saw 800 + partygoers dancing the night away.

 
Between 2001 - 2007 Emma hosted Melbourne's longest running Go-Go club, Blow-Up – a unique monthly event which featured original 60s go-go dancers in cages, bands, psychedelic lighting and suave DJ’s. Since then, she has DJ'd for  the Melbourne Fringe Festival, Falls Festival, Queenscliff Music Festival, La Mirada Film Festival, Soul A Go Go, Melbourne International Comedy Festival, the Melbourne Arts Festival and has travelled annually to Europe to play at jazz clubs in Italy and France.

Emma has made a number of print appearances including: Triple J Magazine, Frankie Magazine, ABC TV Magazine, The Age, EG Magazine, MX as well as La Repubblica (Italy). She has also featured on television shows: ABC TV Collectors, Spicks and Specks and will soon appear on an episode of Channel 10's The Living Room.

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