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Emma Charles has shared her new song "Osmosis" and an accompanying visual that brings on nostalgia for a lively, cathartic (pre-2020) karaoke night out. With a supporting cast composed of her real-life best friends, the 22-year-old folk pop standout creates an environment that radiates with authenticity and pure joy. As for the song itself, Emma continues her long-standing partnership with producer and co-writer Doug Schadt (Maggie Rogers, Ashe, Finneas O'Connell) in a moving exploration of why it can be so hard to communicate with those we love the most.
Watch the "Osmosis" video here, directed by Marina Piche with special appearances from professional dancers Erica Klein and Michael Dameski: https://youtu.be/Kyu8y9vlmNI
"Osmosis" follows Emma's recent single releases "Book" and "25" which have garnered high praise for the Los Angeles-based musician. She has been lauded for "intertwining the brilliance" of Phoebe Bridgers and Kacey Musgraves by Ones To Watch and Ladygunn has declared "Emma Charles is in the driver’s seat of her career, and she is voyaging to great heights." American Songwriter has added that her music is "lyrically crafted with a Stevie Nicks sensibility" and Wonderland Magazine has raved about her "heavenly vocals."
Emma will continue her consistent stream of music releases into the new year, including an upcoming EP that will feature "Osmosis" alongside "Book," "25" and unreleased material. Crafted alongside Doug Schadt, the collection will be centered around Emma's whirlwind past year of life experiences: graduating from Berklee College of Music, immediately going out on her first major tour and leaving her small Connecticut hometown for Los Angeles.
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