EMA RELEASES NEW SINGLE SATELLITES

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recently signing to Berlin-based label City Slang and global imprint Matador, EMA (real name Erika M Anderson) has just dropped her first track since 2011’s debut album Past Life Martyred Saints. Titled Satellites, the new track sees the singer exploring the metaphysical side of life and wondering where exactly we all fit in the digital age of constant surveillance. The single also serves as a taste-test for what’s to come on Anderson’s upcoming new album, The Future’s Void, which is set for release in Spring 2014 and looks to continue with her distinctive sonic signature sound.

Two years ago EMA was named ‘New Band of the Day’ by The Guardian and ‘Artist to Watch’ by Rolling Stone following the release of Past Life Martyred Saints, emerging as one of the most blogged-about artists according to Yahoo! News who calculated their findings by using an aggregator of 1000 music blogs. The singer is also known for having played guitar for experimental rockers Amps for Christ up until the early 2000s, as well as noise-folk crew Gowns with The Mae Shi member Ezra Buchla, with whom she also released the album Broken Bones in 2009.

Here’s something to keep the fans going until EMA unveils her sophomore effort next year…