The Last Emily Yates Show!

The closure album’s released and that means it’s time to make one more change – join me as I play all the songs from Notes to Self and Others before celebratorily ushering in the new me and introducing myself with a brand new name at the end of the stream!

Wed. 4/14, 7pm PST
RSVP here for the link: https://bnds.us/x82ebf

$5-$20 suggested donation – all proceeds will go to a local shelter for survivors of domestic violence.
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New video! “Somebody’s Heaven”

Set a reminder by clicking the video, and tune in on 4.3.21 at noon PST!

Find this song on Bandcamp, Spotify, iTunes & more!
emilyyates.bandcamp.com
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7ImWYjetLFBoJRF9nbYFsz
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/545481593

Lyrics:
Everybody’s somebody’s heaven
Everybody’s someone’s hell
Everybody’s somebody’s bed of roses
Everybody’s someone else’s horrible smell

Everybody’s somebody’s sunshine
Everybody’s someone’s rain
Everybody’s somebody’s warm and fuzzy
Everyone is someone else’s agonizing pain

You show me a man and say he’s an angel
I’ll show you the devil in disguise
You say, that lady, she’s definitely evil
I see her as a sunbeam shinin’ down from the sky

‘Cause everybody’s somebody’s heaven
Everybody’s someone’s hell
Everybody’s somebody’s bed of roses
Everybody’s someone else’s horrible smell

Everybody’s somebody’s sunshine
Everybody’s someone’s rain
Everybody’s somebody’s warm and fuzzy
Everyone is someone else’s agonizing,
Everyone is someone else’s agonizing,
Everyone is someone else’s agonizing
Pain* 🙂

*No stilters were injured in the making of this video

Credits:
Katie Gallagher & Djordje Raicevic
– videography, Oscar-worthy acting
Nathan Moore
– clarinet, kazooS
Jules Indelicato
– track mixing
Anna Jean Frick
– track mastering
Emily Yates
– video/audio production
– vocals, banjo, bass

Feb. 5 Livestream!

Hi friends! I miss seeing your faces and playing songs for you –
join me Friday, Feb. 5 for some quality time!

VIDEO PREMIERE @ 12 pm PT
Click here
we’ll watch it together in real time!

LIVESTREAM @ 7pm PT
Join from:
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And in the meantime you can check out my newest album,
Notes to Self and Others,
now available for download and streaming everywhere! This is my most up-close-and-personal set of songs yet, and I’m so happy to finally be able to share it with you.

See you Friday!

FINALLY A NEW ALBUM!

Pre-order Notes to Self and Others at emilyyates.bandcamp.com today!

Free digital download when you pre-order limited apocalypse-edition vinyl!

Over the past year, I’ve been plugging away at my first-ever self-produced, self-recorded full-length album and I’m so happy to finally share it with you. For full album details, lyrics, and to get all the songs streaming directly into your head, go to my bandcamp page and you’ll find everything you need!

Produced & engineered by Self*
Mix engineer: Jules Indelicato
Mastering engineer: Anna Jean Frick, Airshow Mastering
Featuring the instrumental wizardry of Jules Indelicato (vocals/galactic synth), Talia Keys (drums), Nathan Moore (clarinet/kazoos), and Enion Pelta-Tiller (violin)

*Tracks 1, 2, 9, 11 guest instruments produced/recorded by artist, Track 4 drums produced/recorded by Talia Keys & Melahn Atkinson

 

Oh hey I started a podcast!

In which my friend Sarah and I sit down with our favorite brilliant interesting exciting people and have stimulating conversations punctuated with songs and snark – subscribe to What the Folk wherever you stream podcasts! The first ten episodes are already live with some amazing guests and cover fun topics like musical oracles, psychedelic drugs, Julian Assange, anti-racist organizing, and U.S. imperialism, along with a healthy dose of folkery.

Join our pod party! 

New video! “Anyone Can Be A F******”

A brand-new little ditty inspired by a convo with a friend about, ahem, Mayor Pete, and the many faces of fascism ? I recorded it tastefully topless because nudity is natural no matter who you are, we all deserve to be heard and respected no matter what we wear, and guess what? The fascists are usually fully clothed. 
 
P.S. If you like Buttigieg but don’t like police brutality, government surveillance, or corporate whoredom, here’s why you actually don’t like Buttigieg: