Emily Litta

Emily Litta drops stunning retro-tinged visuals for latest single "Show Up"

Italian/Kiwi/British singer-songwriter Emily Litta drops stunning 90s-inspired visuals for latest single “Show Up,” which takes a deep dive into our inner battles and struggles framed by vulnerability and intimacy as the…

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Emily Litta says things can get "Messy" on her first single of 2022

Singer-songwriter Emily Litta releases her first single of 2022 and it’s called “Messy.” Following up on her last year’s house collaboration with Duccio, Litta brings back her "pink diva" influenced…

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The Slice, Episode 42 [Urban Feature]

There are some of us dedicated to rummaging the inner regions of the web in search of that good alternative urban music and serving it directly to music lovers. We…

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The Slice, Episode 41 [Urban Feature]

There are some of us dedicated to rummaging the inner regions of the web in search of that good alternative urban music and serving it directly to music lovers. This…

Emily Litta drops stunning retro-tinged visuals for latest single "Show Up"

Emily Litta says things can get "Messy" on her first single of 2022

The Slice, Episode 42 [Urban Feature]

The Slice, Episode 41 [Urban Feature]

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