Here We Go

Emily Forst takes her place on the blue-eyed soul stage with self-made 2012 debut album, Here We Go. After a bitter breakup, the sultry songwriter resolved to record her debut album at NYC's legendary Avatar Studios, and put it all down on tape. The album is a testament to her diverse musical influences, from NYC's singer-songwriter scene of the late '60s/early '70s, to Billie Holiday-esque ballads, to stadium rock. The result is a ten-track album of masterful craft, musicianship, and deeply emotive vocals that pull it all together. Although all audiences will take something away from the universal themes of the album (heartbreak, breakdown, and eventual hope), audiophiles searching for fresh chord progressions, high levels of musicianship and polished, without-being-slick production, will find her music particularly rewarding. These songs, with hooks and lyrics that linger, will stay with you long after the music has finished playing.