Emerson Drive is a Canadian country music band that has been crafting their distinct sound since their formation in 1995. Originally hailing from Grande Prairie, Alberta, they began as a trio named 12 Gauge, rebranding to Emerson Drive in the late 1990s after adding members to their lineup. The band consists of Brad Mates (lead vocals), Danick Dupelle (guitars and backing vocals), Mike Melancon (drums), and Dale Wallace (keyboards and backing vocals). They broke into the music scene with their self-titled album in 2002 under the DreamWorks Records label, which produced hits that resonated both in Canada and the United States, leading to their steady rise in the country music world.

Emerson Drive is known for their melodic harmonies and engaging storytelling, which are evident across their body of work, including their more recent releases like "Break Us," "She's My Kind of Crazy," and "The Road." The band celebrated a significant milestone with their album "Decade of Drive: 10 Years of Hits," which underscores the group's enduring presence in the industry and highlights some of their most memorable songs that have solidified their status within the genre. Unshaken by the ebbs and flows of the music business, Emerson Drive continues to connect with audiences through their authentic sound and heartfelt lyrics, making them a steadfast name in country music.

Genres

Alberta Country

Canadian Contemporary Country

Canadian Country

Contemporary Country

Country

Country Road

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Latest Release

Break Us

Emerson Drive

Single - Released November 3, 2023