Emily Hines

Emily Hines is a singer-songwriter with roots in folk and country music, hailing from a small farm in rural Ohio. Her music is influenced by artists like Norah Jones, Feist, Adrienne Lenker, and Karen Dalton, giving her a distinctive yet timeless sound. Hines has been releasing music under her own name since 2020, after years of experimenting with different monikers during high school and college. Now based in Nashville, she has developed a cohesive style through collaboration and performance. Her latest work includes the single "Cowgirl Suit," a bittersweet anthem that explores themes of personal growth, relationships, and disillusionment, setting the stage for her debut album *These Days*.

Hines' music is characterized by emotional honesty and vulnerability, as seen in "Cowgirl Suit," which transitions from personal heartbreak to broader cultural commentary. Her vocal performance is understated yet powerful, creating an intimate atmosphere that draws listeners in. With recent releases like "Cowgirl Suit," "hoopla," "Melanie," and "Someone Else Calls It Home," Emily Hines is emerging as a compelling voice in the singer-songwriter world.

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