Eman Mohammed is a Palestinian refugee and photojournalist at the Gaza Strip. As one of the only woman photojournalists in this dangerous area, Mohammed has shared her story with listeners worldwide about the struggles of the Israel-Gaza conflict. Mohammed has won awards like the WSYA Pursue Truth award, UNICEF Photo of the Year Honorable Mention, Outstanding Journalists by PCHR and... read full bio
Known to the world of music as Emancipator, Doug Appling is a producer, multi-instrumentalist, and DJ who lives in Portland, Oregon. His debut album, Soon It Will Be Cold Enough, was first self-released and then re-released under Hydeout Productions; it featured a violin, atmospheric textures, and frosty beats. After its release, Emancipator went on to play as music producer... read full bio
Mr. Ax captured public attention when he won the first Arthur Rubinstein International Piano Competition in Tel Aviv. He won the Michaels Award of Young Concert Artists followed four years later by the coveted Avery Fisher Prize. In conjunction with his multiple Residences with Philharmonics, Sony Classical released his latest recital disc. Mr. Ax also contributed to an International EMMY... read full bio
Emanuel Lee Lambert Jr., formerly known as Da' T.R.U.T.H. in the Christian hip hop world, is making a splash with his self-titled album and new name, Emanuel, proving that hip hop isn't just for kids. In collaboration with Mixed Bag Entertainment, Emanuel—a musical voyage spanning the artist's whole career, including years spent honing his percussion skills in a classroom—is... read full bio
Frankfurt-born Emanuel Satie, who currently resides in Lisbon, is a man on a mission. With a #1 and #2 on Beatport, the Best Producer Award at the Ibiza DJ Awards and many tracks on the Resident Advisor most charted tracks lists in his breakout year, he's been on the rise ever since. Notably, Sven Väth, Pete Tong and DJ Koze all played his... read full bio
Ember Trio gained international attention when they reached semi-finalist status on Series 14 of Britain’s Got Talent. The trio twenty eight year old violinist Elliot Lyte, Thirty one year old cellist Chris Gascoine, and twenty six year old cellist Tom Huet. The three of them were together for years, perfecting their craft and building up a rapport with each other... read full bio
"Embody is a London-based producer and electronic music DJ. He is known for his tropical and deep house electronic music style. Upon releasing his tracks on the Internet, Embody garnered over four million plays in only six months. His tracks later landed on the United Kingdom’s BBC Radio 1, launching Embody into the spotlight. Embody’s sound is flexible and moves... read full bio
Embrace is an English rock band from Bailiff Bridge, West Yorkshire, England, which consists of members Danny McNamara, Richard McNamara, Steve Firth, Mike Heaton, and Mickey Dale. The band was formed by brothers Danny and Richard and they were soon joined by Mickey Dale, Mike Heaton, and then Firth. The band first began performing under various names locally before settling... read full bio
"Jack Casey, known professionally as Embrz, is an electronic music artist from Dublin, Ireland. At the age of ten, Casey picked up the guitar. By the time he entered high school, he was writing his own original music and performing in bands. Upon discovering electronic dance music, Casey was enthralled. He decided to immerse himself into progressive electronic dance music,... read full bio
Viral alt-pop sensation Emei's hyper-relatable reflections on young adult life have entered the pop psyche with her pouring vocals, piercing wit, and constantly expanding fan base. Screaming fans at sold-out performances around the US, Canada, and Europe have swiftly adopted songs like "Scatterbrain," "Irresponsible," "Better People to leave on Read," and "Love Me Not" into their iPods and hearts. In line with... read full bio
Inspired equally by American folk singer Joan Baez and Arab protesting singers like Cheikh Imam and Marcel Khalifé, Emel Mathlouthi, also known as "Emel," rose to fame with her rendition of "Kelmti Horra," or "My Word is Free," during the height of the Arab Spring. The song went on to become a hymn to freedom. Her first CD, "Kelmti Horra," was... read full bio
Scottish singer-songwriter Emily Sandé rose to fame when she collaborated with rapper Chipmunk on the song “Diamond Rings”, which emerged within the top 10 on the UK Singles Chart. The following year, she was featured on another top ten hit- rapper Wiley’s “Never Be Your Woman”. Sandé has three number one singles across the UK and Ireland: “Read All About... read full bio
EMELINE is a rising talent with a daringly creative songwriting voice who was born in Rhode Island and now calls Los Angeles home. The powerful and cathartic pop song "this is how i learn to say no," her captivating new single, is about the importance of having boundaries and expressing your truth. 'this is how i learn to say no' showcases... read full bio
Emerald is a U.K.-based artist, DJ, and radio presenter who’s made many club appearances around the U.K., playing her unique blend of electronic dance music. Her music is very bass driven and it’s easy to start dancing to. So much so that her London club shows have turned into an international affair. She is also one of Rinse FM’s most... read full bio
Emeril Lagasse is the chef/proprietor of four New Orleans restaurants: Emeril's New Orleans, Emeril's Delmonico, Meril, and NOLA (an acronym for New Orleans, Louisiana), as well as several others throughout Orlando, Las Vegas, Charlotte, NC, and Bethlehem, PA. Chef Emeril is also a national television personality, having hosted Television Food Network's highest-rated program, The Essence of Emeril. He has become... read full bio
Emerson Boozer is a former professional football running back who played in the NFL as well as the AFL. Boozer was born in Augusta, Georgia, and he began his career playing football in high school before going on to play college football at Maryland Eastern Shore where he was a two-time All-American and rushed for a school record of 2,537... read full bio
Emerson Drive is a Canadian Country music band that consists of Brad Mates, Danick Dupelle, Mike Melancon, and Dale Wallace. They are a multiple Grammy-nominated country band with a bright future. They have released seven studio albums and an EP. The band's fifth album, “Countrified”, gave forth their first Number One single, “Moments”. Emerson Drive has won over 10 varied... read full bio
Emerson Fittipaldi is remembered as Brazils foremost automobile racecar drivers, having a long lasting and successful career in Formula 1 races. Emerson Fittipaldi had the ambition to convince every critic and team owners of his talent. After some wins and visits to the podiums most of his initial victories came in the Formula Ford. Thereafter, Fittipaldi was rushed to training... read full bio
Emerson Hart is the leader singer of the band Tonic, with whom he produced six Top 10 singles, sold over four million records, garnered two Grammy nominations, Platinum albums, numerous awards and hit songs around the world, plus has been the #1 most-played rock song. Tonic was a musical powerhouse, merging the raw honesty of rock to unabashed melody…and ushering... read full bio
The Emerson String Quartet is a string quartet. They have released more than twenty albums and won nine Grammy Awards. Both violinists in the quartet were students of the noted violinist Oscar Shumsky. Formed in the bicentennial year of the United States, the Emerson String Quartet took its name from the great American poet and philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson. The... read full bio
