Emiko's sound is big enough to fill an arena even when she is just whispering in your ear.

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Emergency Man	4:15
2		Temper	3:02
3		Stuck in Neverland	5:18
4		Lay	4:29
5		Speak	4:37
6		Weird	4:09
7		The Tongue	4:20
8		Trust in Us	2:33
9		Mal Maison	3:43
10		Heroine	5:03
11		Knitting Factory	3:21
12		Brand New Man	5:56

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Emiko: "A wild, interactive, and honest experience. Hyper and in-your-face as much as she is understated and haunting, Emiko's sound is big enough to fill an arena even when she is just whispering in your ear."

Voted best New York City Rock Band of 2002-2003 by RadioCrystalBlue and nominated for the New Century Music Award, Best Female Rock Performer of 2002, Emiko is a two time veteran performer in the Songwriters' Hall of Fame showcases was featured on their "Best of the Songwriters Hall of Fame New Writers Showcase" CD compilation (Volume 1)in April 2003. She appeared in Billboard Magazine, and was named New Century Productions # 7 artist of 2002 overall after reigning as the Number 1 artist of November 2002.

MTV has said that Emiko is" incredible live!!!! She totally sucks you in!" Her latest release, "Here Lies Tinkerbell" (OA Entertainment, 2001) features Emiko's most seductive and inviting songs. She tells listeners her feelings about love, heartbreak, sex, and French history (buy the record to find out!) while playing the hell out of the piano, sometimes with her feet, and twisting her voice with daring sarcasm and cerebral, matter of fact, yet melancholy undertones. Her lyrics are laden with sharp insights and humor. Her music reflects this in the grooves, melodies, and bright harmonies that layer and decorate her songs.

Considered a child prodigy playing by 2 and 1/2, Emiko was performing classically in front of major audiences by age 6 and composing "mini-masterpieces" by age 7. After spending most of her childhood in conservatory in Washington, DC, Emiko discovered rock music and started conjuring up a secret operation to retire from the classical stage and pursue her dreams of rock n' roll and world domination.

Releasing her first record in 1997, then 16 year old Emiko took the Washington music scene (and soon the nation) by storm. The Washington Post gave her a rave review, calling her music, "cathartic and catchy...RAW ROCK!!!"


Currently in pre-production for her next release, Emiko makes her home in New York City with bandmates, Roman on bass, Topher Mohr on guitar, and Joe Goretti on drums. Emiko is expected to tour Europe in the Spring of 2004.