Emma Heeney, is a Melbourne based musician. Previously of Brisbane band, Gorgeous who released two albums and three EPs; played at Livid, Woodford and 4ZZZ’s Market Day; shared the stage with Damien Rice, Clare Bowditch, Frente, The Whitlams and The Waifs; and enjoyed lots of Triple J play for songs such as Whenever It Rains, Air Balloon and DoDoDo Song as well as appearing on Channel 7 (Girl TV) and Channel 9 (Hot Source). The pair also featured on the first ‘Like a Version’ Triple J Compilation with their cover of ‘Little Suicides’ (Golden Palominos). After Gorgeous called it a day, Emma released her debut solo album, 2006’s 'Dreaming of Bridges', which included guest musicians such as Angie Hart (Frente), Wally De-Backer (Gotye) and Pete Luscombe (Paul Kelly / Rockwiz) and received accolades among the Australian music scene. In August 2014, Heeney released her sophomore album entitled 'After The Fireworks'. Nearly two years in the making, ‘After The Fireworks’, was produced by
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