Emerauld Strikes Back With “Loud Mouth”

After impressing me with “In the First Place,” Tarntanya/Adelaide-based rocker Emerauld hasn’t taken her foot off the pedal. If you loved her bold energy on that single, I know you’ll appreciate her latest effort, “Loud Mouth.” Emerauld dials up the angst again, channelling it into an anthem for speaking up against the injustices in the world. She wrote this song during a “political and emotional breaking point” when she felt overwhelmed by constant negative news cycles about everything from genocide in Gaza to hate crimes against marginalised communities.

“I want people to come away feeling like it’s okay to be loud, to be angry and to demand change,” she insisted. “There’s always going to be terrible people in the world, but their bitterness doesn’t have to drag you down. Make noise, take up space and speak up for what matters.”

Emerauld will launch the single for hometown fans at The Austral tonight. Make sure you arrive early for choice support slots from fellow local talents St Loki and Maiden Name.

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Emerauld Shows She’s a Force With “In the First Place”

At just 19 years of age, rising indie-rock act Emerauld has wowed me with her latest single, “In the First Place.” Emerauld channels all the angst, emotion, and uncertainty she felt after graduating high school into this epic new track.

“This song is like my inner battle brought to life,” shares Emerauld. “It dives into my self-doubt and frustration and the chorus reminds me that I don’t owe anyone anything, but also reflects the exhaustion of having nothing left to give”.

If the regular release rocks a little too hard for you, check out the acoustic version on your favourite streaming service. While I appreciate that these twin releases showcase different parts of Emerauld’s compelling voice and the depths of her artistry. Rest assured, she’s one to watch. If you live in Tantanya/Adelaide, you can see for yourself when Emerauld takes the Northern Sound System Emerging Artist stage at Womadelaide on March 10.

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