Since the debut’s release in September, the album has soared and now boasts over 26 million streams and has earned widespread critical acclaim. 2024 has already become a banner year for the singer. She recently joined CMT’s esteemed Next Women of Country 2024 class and just wrapped up a successful 17-date stint on Blake Shelton’s Back To The Honky Tonk Tour presented by Kubota. Night after night, city after city, Emily Ann delivered electrifying performances and grew her fan base immensely. You can still catch her out on the road this summer playing fairs and festivals.
“This record is my introduction to country music and when you have the opportunity to have 3 more songs as a part of that, they better say something. I’m so excited to complete this project with, ‘Working On Love,’ ‘Back Home,’ and ‘When I’m Gone.’ These songs mean so much to me for different reasons, but most of all they’re all rooted in the things I’ve learned from over the past 8 years of pursuing this dream. I love songs that make me think and feel something that wasn’t there before. ‘Working On Love’ is fun and sweet but it’s real to the core. As a married woman of 3 years, I will be the first to say marriage is the blessing of a lifetime, but if it’s gonna last that long, you have to put the work in. ‘Back Home’ is the wake up call that the grass isn’t always greener past your county line. When we find ourselves always searching for more, it may be time to take a breath and count the blessings we have right in front of us. Best part of this song is when you realize what you had, it’s always waiting for you back home. 'When I’m Gone' probably means the most to me out of the bunch. We never know when our time on Earth will end, and I wanna make the most of the days I’ve been given. I wrote this song with Autumn McEntire after going to a family members funeral. I realized no one spoke about his job, his title, his achievements, or his money. They spoke of his love, his friendship, and his character. Achievements are great, but they don’t amount to a hill of beans when you’re dead and gone. Love lives on and wins every time.”
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- Saving Country Music
1.) Whole Lotta Little - (Emily Ann Roberts / Trent Willmon / Jeremy Spillman)
2.) Chickens - (Emily Ann Roberts / Trent Willmon / Paul Overstreet)
3.) Infinity - (Emily Ann Roberts / Stephanie Chapman)
4.) Keep On - (Emily Ann Roberts / Chris McKenna / Chase McDaniel)
5.) He Set Her Off - (Emily Ann Roberts / Parker Welling / Seth Mosely)
6.) Find Me A Man - (Emily Ann Roberts / Steve Fee / Jesse Reeves)
7.) Walkin’ Shoes - (Emily Ann Roberts / Chris Utley / Nicole Croteau / Kaylin Roberson)
8.) Out Of Sight - (Emily Ann Roberts / Jerry Salley / Mike Rogers)
9.) Loves Me For My Heart - (Emily Ann Roberts / Michael Farren / Phillip Lammonds)
10.) Devil Wears Denim - (Emily Ann Roberts / Trent Willmon / Autumn McEntire)
11.) Still Searching (featuring Vince Gill & Ricky Skaggs) - (Jerry Salley / Phillip White)
12.) Can’t Hide Country - (Emily Ann Roberts / Melissa Fuller)
13.) The Building - (Emily Ann Roberts / Michael Farren)
14.) Back Home - (Emily Ann Roberts / Joe Clemmons)
15.) Working On Love - (Emily Ann Roberts / Trent Willmon / Autumn McEntire)