Here’s how it works – you can pre-order any of the items listed below. When the album is fully funded, everyone will get a either an early download or a listening link at least 4 months before the general public!
Once you pre-order, you can get on my Early Access List to receive behind-the-scene updates and other super secret stuff. You’ll be able to hear streams of new songs, see unreleased videos and photos, and more. This is my way of saying thanks for all of your support!
I can’t wait to share this album with you; come join me!
“Friends do yourself a favor and get on the Emily Ann Peterson train. Support a Tacoma artist, have a blast, have your heart ripped from your chest, cry, laugh, and dance. Whatever you do just pre-order her new album Velveteen!
— Nathan H., fan
“My heart bursts and words truly fail. This woman is my hero.
— Freya Kennedy, fan
“As every songwriter will tell you, your pre-order can REALLY help get an album finished and out into the world. So get at it! Support this rad lady and independent art!
— Shelby Earl, Seattle musician
“Goosebumps!
— Blair S., fan
Shoot me an email and name your price! I'll call. We'll talk. I'll be overjoyed to pull together an adequate thank you gift!
(not final order!)
Velveteen
You Can't Have Me
Night of the Living
Horton's Hope
Escape My Heart
Destined to the Road
Lean Back
Curtains
Bruise Easy
Other Woman
Safe
Shade of Silver
Over 10 months ago I stepped into the Columbia City Theater to start the largest creative project I've attempted to date. I brought a stack of songs and selected the 12 best. I was nervous about failing and excited about making it them sound their absolute best.
Gary Mula - co-producer & engineer
Mackenzie Spear - mixing
Raelynn Janicke - mastering
Eric Howk - bass, guitar
Lacey Brown - drums
Aaron Benson - drums
Coltan Foster - bassoon
Alina To - violin
Andrew Vait - saxophone
Carey Rayburn - flugel horn, trumpet
Scott Morning - trumpet
Jess Alldredge - co-arranger
Genevieve Pierson - cover photo
Gary Mula and I co-produced the magic held within the walls of the gorgeous Columbia City Theater in Seattle, WA. Not only did we get to track these songs in a historic burlesque theater, but I am honored to have so many talented friends jump in and join us
Halfway through our studio time, I escaped to the mountains and returned with a new song, Velveteen, inspired by Margery Williams' children's story of a rabbit becoming real. In many ways, this song encapsulates my most nostalgic and favorite parts about life and love.
It perfectly accompanies this last season of my life and has resonated with so many audiences members over the last year - which makes it a perfect album title too!