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Press and Testimonials

“Emily Chloe Quinn is on another level of musicianship. Listening to her felt like I was listening to a world-class artist like Joanna Newsom, or Fiona Apple. Her songs are incredibly well-structured, her vocal melodies and control are thrilling, unique and gorgeous. Her songs had no unintentional gaps or empty spaces, each pocket of each song was held for the right amount of time. It was technical, it was emotional, it was beautiful. I felt as though I was transported to another time and place as my drummer and I melted in the audience.”
- Laura Hickli (Internationally touring award-winning band from Calgary)

Press and Reviews for “Row of Eyes” (Released Feb.2025)

Row of Eyes was featured on Unrecorded's Best New Tracks

https://unrecordedmu.com/2025/02/06/best-new-tracks-99/

Row of Eyes was featured on ParaPop

https://parapop.net/emily-chloe-quinn-row-of-eyes/

"Emily Chloe Quinn delivers “Row of Eyes,” a song that feels like the first ray of sunshine after a long winter. With a quirky and light baroque-pop feel, this song is a gentle reminder that happiness often comes from the little things.

The music is full of warm acoustic elements, softly playing piano, swinging melodies, and organic-feeling arrangements. Emily Chloe Quinn's sweet and relaxed vocals make this song like a small story sung with warmth.

“Row of Eyes” is a song that brings a smile without any effort. Suitable to listen to on a quiet morning, or when we need a reminder that happiness can be found in the small things that are often overlooked." - ParaPOP

More Quotes:

"An entirely different kind of affair, not unlike Kate Bush because there is old school folk in there but also a contemporary knowingness to go with it. I wouldn't have been surprised if Row of Eyes had come from another decade entirely and most likely way back in the last century. […] a whirling dervish of musicality […] showcasing a creative sparkle every step of the way. " - MP3Hugger

“A very fun and upbeat sound with a dreamy vocal that was highly appealing.” - Andrew X

New City Music Magazine Review

Sly Subjugation: A Review of Emily Chloe Quinn's "My Own Mountain"

On New City Music’s “RECOMMENDED" list


Some notable quotes from the article:

"There are no histrionics or high drama; it’s subtle and direct and absolutely whip-smart."

"it grips you by degrees; this record is a master class in sly subjugation."

"The lovely airiness of these songs disguises the fact that they’re skillfully—often brilliantly—constructed."

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