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Emily Hurd

Chicago Acoustic Underground Podcast

Sessions from Studio A

Rockford Originals

Cover to Cover

Gormley - On Demand CJME / CKOM

My Gay Playlist

Jen Miller

Andrew Scott

Dale Harris

Ryan Burns

Anthony Padilla

Aaron Williams

Andrew Ryan

David Hayes

Sarah Eide

Renee Dion

Peter Schwartz

Mike Williamson

Mark Walters

Carl Nelson

Cora Vasseur

OwlTail

Liv sits down with Emily Hurd, a singer-songwriter, musician and restauranteur from Rockford, Illinois. On this week's episode, Liv and Emily discuss what it means to be an authentic ally to the LGBTQIA+ community, the challenges of making music as a female identified person, and the many inspirations that food and music bring to the surface. Music featured on this week's episode's playlist includes songs by Emily Hurd, Phoebe Bridgers, Patty Griffin, Janis Joplin, Jackson C. Frank, The Magnetic Fields, and many more... 

Liv sits down with Emily Hurd, a singer-songwriter, musician and restauranteur from Rockford, Illinois. On this week's episode, Liv and Emily discuss what it means to be an authentic ally to the LGBTQIA+ community, the challenges of making music as a female identified person, and the many inspirations that food and music bring to the surface. Music featured on this week's episode's playlist includes songs by Emily Hurd, Phoebe Bridgers, Patty Griffin, Janis Joplin, Jackson C. Frank, The Magnetic Fields, and many more...

Emily Hurd does it all. She's a musician, a mother, chef, and restaurant owner of The Norwegian in Rockford. Despite the chaos of owning a restaurant in 2020, Emily still found time last year to record and release her latest record "Nightshades". We'll hear songs from that album performed live in Studio A on this week's show, and we'll talk with Emily about her music, The Norwegian, and more.

Sessions from Studio A - Emily Hurd

Episode 5!Part 1: ORIGINALSLindsay Weinberg:Before My Light is GoneEmily Hurd:Daytime FirefliesBehind the LightsHeaven This WayJohn Mead:Creatures of a DayAway From YouDragonsEmily White:Funny Little SoundArkansasOne Wish LeftPart 2: COVERSEmily Hurd:Arizona by Emily WhiteConcrete by John MeadI Never Meant to Love You by Cory ChiselJohn Mead:Trees by Emily HurdCrooked Teeth by Emily WhiteMy Love Is by Little Willy JohnEmily White:Bernadine by John MeadA.D. by Emily HurdApostle by Raina RoseLindsay Weinberg:July July by the Decemberists

Episode 5! Part 1: ORIGINALS Lindsay Weinberg: Before My Light is Gone Emily Hurd: Daytime Fireflies Behind the Lights Heaven This Way John Mead: Creatures of a Day Away From You Dragons Emily White: Funny Little Sound Arkansas One Wish Left Part 2: COVERS Emily Hurd: Arizona by Emily White Concrete by John Mead I Never Meant to Love You by Cory Chisel John Mead: Trees by Emily Hurd Crooked Teeth by Emily White My Love Is by Little Willy John Emily White: Bernadine by John Mead A.D. by Emily Hurd Apostle by Raina Rose Lindsay Weinberg: July July by the Decemberists

7/10/16: Emily Hurd, John Mead, Emily White

Emily Hurd is a prolific Chicago-based songwriter, singer, and pianist. She is known for her ability to embody several realms within the pop singing spectrum, from delicate country lilting to full fledged belting.  Hurd’s music is best described as a mix of rock piano, soul singing, folk songwriting, and intelligent bluegrass rhyme schemes. Originally from Rockford, Illinois, Hurd has been touring her native Midwest and both coasts of the U.S. for years. She has developed a no-excuses performance savvy; what you hear is what she is.  She is the quintessential indie national act, performing for growing pockets of loyal followers who revel in her clever rhymes and honest showmanship.  Her supporters in the Southeastern states have started an annual event called “Emilyfest,” providing Hurd and her band with an open barn down in a holler of rural North Carolina. Her latest album was released with her band, Stone Blind Valentine.  SBV is her acoustic project with longtime Chicago musicians and friend Colby Maddox, and Gregg Ostrom.  The group treads on bluegrass while digging into rock and early American country. BURN LIKE A FIELD was recorded live at Chicago’s King Size Sound Labs. Like all good mountain music, SBV builds their tunes with strong singing, nature imagery, and a lot of twang, but their Chicago roots are unmistakable in BURN LIKE A FIELD.  SBV called on close friend John Abbey to produce and play upright bass on the album. Her past discography includes: “Any Given Day, 2012,” “Long Lost Ghosts, 2012,” “Tins &amp; Pins &amp; Peppermints, 2010, “Daytime Fireflies,” 2010, “A Cache In The Warehouse Floor,” 2008, “Love In Flats,” 2007, “Barefoot Session,” 2006, “Potent One,” 2006, and “Lines,” 2005. HER FACEBOOK HER ALBUM HER WEBSITE

<a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/gold-fever/id596587080?i=596587261&amp;ign-mpt=uo%3D4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>Emily Hurd is a prolific Chicago-based songwriter, singer, and pianist. She is known for her ability to embody several realms within the pop singing spectrum, from delicate country lilting to full fledged belting.  Hurd’s music is best described as a mix of rock piano, soul singing, folk songwriting, and intelligent bluegrass rhyme schemes. Originally from Rockford, Illinois, Hurd has been touring her native Midwest and both coasts of the U.S. for years. She has developed a no-excuses performance savvy; what you hear is what she is.  She is the quintessential indie national act, performing for growing pockets of loyal followers who revel in her clever rhymes and honest showmanship.  Her supporters in the Southeastern states have started an annual event called “Emilyfest,” providing Hurd and her band with an open barn down in a holler of rural North Carolina. Her latest album was released with her band, Stone Blind Valentine.  SBV is her acoustic project with longtime Chicago musicians and friend Colby Maddox, and Gregg Ostrom.  The group treads on bluegrass while digging into rock and early American country. <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/gold-fever/id596587080?i=596587261&amp;ign-mpt=uo%3D4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">BURN LIKE A FIELD </a>was recorded live at Chicago’s King Size Sound Labs. Like all good mountain music, SBV builds their tunes with strong singing, nature imagery, and a lot of twang, but their Chicago roots are unmistakable in BURN LIKE A FIELD.  SBV called on close friend John Abbey to produce and play upright bass on the album. Her past discography includes: “Any Given Day, 2012,” “Long Lost Ghosts, 2012,” “Tins &amp; Pins &amp; Peppermints, 2010, “Daytime Fireflies,” 2010, “A Cache In The Warehouse Floor,” 2008, “Love In Flats,” 2007, “Barefoot Session,” 2006, “Potent One,” 2006, and “Lines,” 2005. <a href="https://www.facebook.com/emilyhurdfans?fref=ts" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HER FACEBOOK</a> <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/gold-fever/id596587080?i=596587261&amp;ign-mpt=uo%3D4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HER ALBUM</a> <a href="http://www.emilyhurd.com/index/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HER WEBSITE</a>