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Our new album '13 Seasons' is now available in the US and Europe. Enjoy!

"A fine melodic folk-pop collection with the emphasis very much on rootsy, acoustic arrangements."
Maverick (UK) May 2010

"full-out folk fun"
- Elmore Magazine April 2009

"Heartily recommended"
- Rock Times (Germany) April 2010

"A Nice Discovery"
- Red Hot Rock (Sweden)

Recommended Album of 2010 –
American Music FM (Belgium)

9 out of 10 –
HiFiCity.Hu

Cowboy Junkies atmospherics with Fleetwood Mac and Aimee Mann pop sensibilities
Mac McDonald/Monterey Herald, 2/08

A cd that you can spin several times and each time it gets more beautiful…[imagine] ‘No Depression’ style Lucinda Williams with a degree and who lives in Venice, Ca…
TDPRI (Telecaster forum)

“These folks are really good!… said Roger Wm. Anderson, Performing Arts Chair. “I think they are headed for stardom. Their music is very beautiful, melodic and thought provoking.… (as quoted in Isanti County (Minnesota) News, 12/30/08)

emith is songwriter Carol Ann Ives and guitarist Stevie Gurr. Carol is a newcomer but sounds like a veteran, with a gloomy vocal style reminiscent of Aimee Mann. Gurr has a longer musical resume, having toured with Elvin Bishop and Dr. John.
.. an interestingly dark take on the two guitars, one singer set-up. This is not your father’s folk music. Don’t head to the coffee shop expecting Joan Baez...
.. solid songwriting and good blues-influenced guitar. - Steven Graham, Arvada Press, 8/05

..emith (pronounced eh-mith) can be considered alternate pop but it is not a garage band.
...described by a critic as “wide-ranging as Fleetwood Mac meets acoustic Led Zeppelin, Aimee Mann, Emmylou Harris and BB King all in one kind of edgy sandwich…
... a musical recipe that includes blues, folk, country and rock with some Celtic mysticism mixed in there somewhere. - Tom Martin Elko Daily Free Press, 8/05

emith is ..rising fast Larry Wines, Folkworks magazine 6/05
Read about us and the Acoustic Renaissance in LA in this issue of Folkworks: www.folkworks.org