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Who better to know that most of today's music pretty much sounds the same? It's the new breed of singer/songwriters branding a new age of sound to the coattails of fans and followers around the world. The last thing Emma Remelle wants is to be compared to another performer. She's endlessly in the studio studying the art of sound without having to give up the vibe connected to her identity. Her new EP is set for release and filled with global explorations invited to the celebration of emotion via EDM mixers and more. The first release is One Last Drink. On her Facebook page she explains, "Some of the lyrics were inspired by an iconic line from friends : “they don’t know, that we know, that they know” ..I accidentally couldn’t help myself ."
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