Some Kind Of Paradise Emma Elisabeth

• 1Some Kind Of Paradise02:59
• 2Tray Full Of Ash04:28
• 3Vampires03:47
• 4Lovers03:21
• 5Up In Smoke03:04
• 6Like You Care03:18
• 7Love You Less03:42
• 8Manic Pixie Dream Girl03:13
• 9Cruel03:23
• 10Tunnel Vision04:04
• 11Any Storm03:46
• 12Heart On A String03:34
• 13Telescope04:02
• Total Runtime46:41

Info for Some Kind Of Paradise

Some Kind Of Paradise” is an organic record, a genuine piece of music with an actual heartbeat, recorded and produced by Emma Elisabeth herself together with some of her closest collaborators. “I just don't want to use my head too much,” she muses. “I try to be as heartfelt as possible. I love music that doesn't try to be too intelligent just for the sake of it.” Influenced by the pantheon of classic artists like Fleetwood Mac or Patti Smith, Emma Elisabeth flavors her very own take on archetypal songwriting craft with her love of vocal melodies the way The Mamas and the Papas or ABBA use. Or, as she puts it: “I try to balance out my pop melodies with darker sounds and jangling guitars.” Oh my does she.

You can take the artist out of Sweden. But you can’t take Sweden out of the artist. Living, walking, breathing, and singing proof to this testimonial is Emma Elisabeth Dittrich, a Berlin-based artist with the freewheeling spirit of the seventies and the northern sense of foreboding melancholy circulating through her sublimely crafted indie songs. After growing up surrounded by instruments, playing in various bands, and majoring in vocal studies at prestigious Kulturama in Stockholm, Emma Elisabeth embraced the great wide open and traveled the world. She has been making music in London, Paris, and around the United States where she was invited to play in the renowned SXSW festival. She even toured Japan with one of her bands. Wherever she goes, Emma Elisabeth is perpetually inspired. By her own life, by the people revolving around her, by the mundane and the magic. She’s constantly working on music, constantly writing, evolving, reflecting. Besides writing and creating her own material, she also composes soundtracks for films and writes songs for other artists.

Emma Elisabeth, vocals, guitar

Emma Elisabeth
You can take the artist out of Sweden. But you can’t take Sweden out of the artist. Living, walking, breathing, and singing proof to this testimonial is Emma Elisabeth Dittrich, a Berlin-based artist with the freewheeling spirit of the seventies and the northern sense of foreboding melancholy circulating through her sublimely crafted indie songs. After growing up surrounded by instruments, playing in various bands, and majoring in vocal studies at prestigious Kulturama in Stockholm, Emma Elisabeth embraced the great wide open and traveled the world. She has been making music in London, Paris, and around the United States where she was invited to play in the renowned SXSW festival. She even toured Japan with one of her bands. Wherever she goes, Emma Elisabeth is perpetually inspired. By her own life, by the people revolving around her, by the mundane and the magic. She’s constantly working on music, constantly writing, evolving, reflecting. Besides writing and creating her own material, she also composes soundtracks for films and writes songs for other artists.

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