Emily Zuzik

Emily Zuzik is a dynamic vocalist and Los Angeles singer-songwriter and guitarist by way of San Francisco, Austin, and New York City. She’s toured acoustically, led rock bands, co-written with songwriters and electronica producers alike and licensed works for TV and film. She has co-written with Tim Lefebvre, Ted Russell Kamp, Moby, Jimmy Lavalle (The Album Leaf), Geoff Pearlman, Grant Langston, Art Hays, and Benji Rogers. The Pittsburgh native has released seven records and toured across the US and UK. Zuzik is an Epiphone Guitars endorsed artist and active member of the Los Angeles songwriting scene. She’s releasing her next record in 2020 that was produced by Ted Russell Kamp—a little bit country, a little bit rock-n-roll.

In 2016, Zuzik re-teamed with Tim Lefebvre (Tedeschi Trucks Band, David Bowie’s Blackstar) to create a new record called Angelenos. The duo worked with numerous talents such as Gary Novak, Nick Littlemore, Peter Adams, Jason Linder, and David Siegel. In 2011, Emily was a featured singer and cowriter of "The Low Hum" on Moby's "Destroyed" album. She has worked with a number of other downtempo artists over the years including South London's Sizzlax, Toronto’s Solid Stone, and Los Angeles' Acacia Downs and Will Pharaoh.