News
October 2007
Cornish Singer Songwriter Emma Lock has track released by Worlds No1 female DJ Lisa Lashes
‘Overloaded’, co-written by Lisa Lashes and Emma Lock has been released worldwide by Lisa Lashes on her debut artist Album.
The artist Album is available in the shops as well as for download. ‘Overloaded’ is one of the most popular tracks being downloaded from the Album on Lisa Lashes iTunes page and is a fast pace Hard House Mix with a lush vocal top line provided by Emma Lock.
‘Overloaded’ has been receiving worldwide and regional airplay and has been featured on Radio One in addition to getting great feedback from club and party goers throughout the UK and Ibiza with the track being a regular feature on Lisa’s DJ set.
Emma Lock is extremely excited about working with such a renowned DJ like Lisa Lashes and has plans to work on additional tracks with her in the future. Emma is also very pleased that her songwriting and vocals have been recognised and appreciated in this way and this release complements her existing work that is available to download from Emma Lock’s own iTunes page.
For more information about ‘Overloaded’ and Lisa Lashes artist Album visit www.djlisalashes.com.
Emma Lock's vocals receive Radio 1 airplay in new dance track 'Undisputed Love' co-written by Judge Jules and Stuart Millar
Throughout the summer Emma Lock's vocals received a good airing as Judge Jules promoted and played 'Undisputed love'. It has been a regular feature in Ibiza on his Judgement Sundays and has been going down a treat. The track also got played on Radio One 2 weeks in a row. The track 'Undisputed love' co-written by Stuart Millar and Judge Jules is an upbeat House Mix with Vocal Top Line provided by Emma Lock, to listen to track follow the link www.myspace.com/stuartmillar
January 2007
Emma Lock Album review in top music magazine The Record Collector
Emma Lock received a fantastic review in The Recored Collector Christmas edition, issue number 331 where she rubs shoulders with the likes of Moby and Madness and scores a respectable 3 stars in the following review by Ian Peel:
“If you took a dose of Joss Stone and mixed it with some Evanescence, and possibly a twist of Kate Bush, you’d have a fair idea of where Emma Lock is coming from. She’s from Cornwall, looks amazing and this is her first set of songs. While some tracks struggle to find a shape and purpose, Transindental and Stepping Stones are wild, accomplished showcases of a great emerging talent.”
