Emma’s music career has been a fantastic journey and it began in 2006 when Emma was only five years old. She studies and records with the multi-talented vocal instructor and director, Dan Whitley of the Lettermen, Justus Brothers, SunShade’n Rain, and founder of the Notable Youth Foundation. After only one year of training, it was apparent that Emma was born with an extraordinary love for music and natural skill in both breath and pitch control. Emma has also developed a remarkable ability to memorize lyrics and tunes.

Emma has dedicated herself to not only private vocal lessons, but also the Whitley Music School group lessons which have turned her into a gifted singer and performer. With the support from her parents, Emma recorded her debut album, “Who Am I”, in the matter of a few short weeks. Emma’s stunning talents combined with Dan Whitley’s coaching style have resulted in a compilation of music with a unique emotional quality. Every song is filled with heart and conviction. So at the age six, not only is Emma entering the first grade, she is also releasing her first CD.

Emma has touched audiences with delightful performances on many occasions. Emma is the back-up singer for recording artist Shalyn Becknell in the remake of the Karen Carpenter’s song, “Sing”. She particularly enjoys dancing, singing, and recording music with her little sister, Grace.

In a world full of choices in the media, Emma’s music is aimed at preserving important values and the musical talents in all of us.