Emily Grace Taylor
Emily Grace Taylor is a Gold Coast based alt-country artist who mixes a decade of creating
luscious, guitar-driven indie-pop with a lifelong love of country, Americana and folk music,
inspired by legends such as Gillian Welch, Emmylou Harris, Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, Chris Isaak
and Lee Hazlewood.
Emily's debut single release in 2022, ‘Till The Day’, received high rotation on ABC Country radio, as did her follow-up singles ‘Say What You Need’ and ‘Are You Falling Too?’. In the live setting, she has supported established acts such as Taylor Moss, Boy and Bear, Sam Teskey, Darlinghurst, Adalita and Karl S Williams. Emily made her debut Groundwater Country Music Festival appearance in 2024.
Also known for her previous acclaimed indie-rock project San Mei, Emily has released four EPs, played multiple headline tours, supported the likes of Holy Holy, Jack River, Ali Barter, K Flay and G Flip and played standout sets at Falls Festival, BIGSOUND and SXSW (USA). In 2019, Emily won awards ‘Song of the Year’ and ‘Breakthrough Artist of the Year’ at the Gold Coast Music Awards. In 2020 she won the ‘Adult Album Alternative’ category in the international Unsigned Only Music Competition. Emily has received high rotation radio play on Triple J and continues to receive support from community radio across the country.
Emily's debut single release in 2022, ‘Till The Day’, received high rotation on ABC Country radio, as did her follow-up singles ‘Say What You Need’ and ‘Are You Falling Too?’. In the live setting, she has supported established acts such as Taylor Moss, Boy and Bear, Sam Teskey, Darlinghurst, Adalita and Karl S Williams. Emily made her debut Groundwater Country Music Festival appearance in 2024.
Also known for her previous acclaimed indie-rock project San Mei, Emily has released four EPs, played multiple headline tours, supported the likes of Holy Holy, Jack River, Ali Barter, K Flay and G Flip and played standout sets at Falls Festival, BIGSOUND and SXSW (USA). In 2019, Emily won awards ‘Song of the Year’ and ‘Breakthrough Artist of the Year’ at the Gold Coast Music Awards. In 2020 she won the ‘Adult Album Alternative’ category in the international Unsigned Only Music Competition. Emily has received high rotation radio play on Triple J and continues to receive support from community radio across the country.