Emerson Snowe Shares New Track Sunlight

Emerson Snowe has shared a new track, Sunlight.

The Brisbane-based newcomer has released the track via Liberation Records ahead of two London dates, inlcluding a headlining performance at the Sebright Arms on July 18. Speaking about the song, Snowe said:

"Sunlight is a celebration of living and being alive, but only once you’ve hit rock bottom, when you’re able to appreciate everything for what it is."

The track follows Snowe's previous single, Could You Love Me?, which was released earlier this year.

Emerson Snowe Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows

Wed July 18 2018 - LONDON Sebright Arms

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