Emerson
Not exactly one of Neat Records' most astute signings, glammed-up hard rockers Emerson took their name from siblings Stu (guitar) and Bri Emerson, who founded the group in the north English town of Tyneside with vocalist Sam Blewitt (surely some mistake!), keyboardist Dru Irving, and drummer Jon Sellers. In fact, one can safely presume that it was their base of operation -- the very same as this notorious New Wave of British Heavy Metal label -- not their musical inclination, that explains this unlikely and, ultimately, not very successful liaison. In any case, at least there's solace in the fact that Emerson's underwhelming recorded output was limited to but one 1983 single, the synth-laden "Something Special" (b/w "Stars in Hollywood") -- after which they conveniently vanished from sight. Of note, singer Blewitt later turned up in Samson.
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A Transition
Humour/Spoken Word - Released by Emerson on 9 Sep 2014
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The Fine Art Of Saying Goodbye
Pop/Rock - Released by Rainstorm Productions on 1 Jan 2002
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Amores Traicioneros
Latin America - Released by Emerson on 18 Feb 2018
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Love & Drugs
Hip-Hop/Rap - Released by 1849601 Records DK on 28 May 2021
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sleepwalking (sped up)
Alternative & Indie - Released by Emerson W on 13 Jan 2024
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Organicamente (Original Mix)
Miscellaneous - Released by Sinapsis Records on 27 May 2014
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Hold Me
Hip-Hop/Rap - Released by iMD-Alaliha Records on 21 Jul 2019
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