 She has shared the stage with such performers as Holly
Figueroa (CAKE Records), Jon Dee Graham (New West Records)
Jolie Holland (ANTI), Tracy Bonham (Rounder/Zoe), Johnny
Dowd (Munich Records), Jennifer Marks (Bardic Records),
Rachael Sage (MPress Records), and 80s teen pop icon
Tiffany.
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Emily has performed both solo and with many bands including
acoustic roots rockers Sexfresh, Babes with Beats, the
Burning Man phenomenon Funkmobile, 70s classic rock tribute
group Southern Frost and San Francisco WAMMIE-awarded Shitty
Shitty Band Band.
Additionally, she has contributed backing
vocals for such acts as Will Hawkins, Tom Glynn, The
Muscatels, Jeff Winter and Pi. She plays regularly in the
NYC scene and tours nationally annually.
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Lead Guitar:
Gerald Menke (guitar/pedal steel), Chris Mulhauser, Joshua
Kessler
Bass:
Paul Frazier, Tim LeFebvre, Tony Maceli
Drums:
Keith Carlock, Brian Delaney, Steve Williams, Chris Benelli
Keys:
Jimi Zhivago, Leslie Mendelson, Dan Mintseris
London: Marco Piccioni (guitar)
West Coast Brethren: Scrote (guitar), Forrest Robinson
(drums), Chris Ward (bass), Ezra Gale (bass), Michael Osborn
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Pop/Rock
Pop
Adult Alternative
American Trad Rock
Rock
R&B
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Online:
Main
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Myspace
Contact:
info@emilyzuzik.com
Bookings:
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 A proud Epiphone Guitars endorsed artist and 2005 calendar
girl, Emily released her debut solo album, The Way it's Got
to Be, in February 2003, which received praises from NYC's
The Village Voice and Time Out, as well as Performing
Songwriter Magazine's Top DIY Picks, November 2003.
Emily has been featured in publications such as ICON
Magazine, GO! NYC Magazine and Women Who Rock Magazine.
Emily's song "That's the Way" was a semi-finalist in the
JANE Magazine Readers compliation in 2004, and also appeared
as one of IGN for Men's "Babe of the Day"
Currently, Emily is recording her second album with producer
Joshua Kessler (The Bravery, Erica Cashman) at Bushwick
Studio and planning a tour for the UK in Fall 2005
 Granddaughter
of a trucker and a coal miner, Emily Zuzik hails from
Southwestern Pennsylvania. She gave her first public
performance singing Dolly Parton's "9 to 5" to her fifth
grade religion class in Catholic school.
By eighth grade, she was performing original work in front
of her school.
From this encouragement, she began composing
original songs and performing publicly in high school and
college. And the rest, as we say, is history...
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Beatles, Stevie Wonder (early 70s funk albums) Aretha
Franklin, Madonna, David Bowie (from Hunky Dory to the Eno
period), Elvis Costello, Electric Light Orchestra, Zero 7,
Aimee Mann, Liz Phair, Led Zeppelin, Beck, Olivia
Newton-John, Elvis Presley, the Hair soundtrack, The Smiths,
Morrissey, Duran Duran, Sex Pistols, XTC |
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