In just one month, Emma Peterson achieved an incredible milestone with over 50,000 streams and 10,000 music video views for her latest single “Got It Back”!
“Got It Back” was pitched to Emma by her producer David Thomson, who wrote the song along with very talented songwriters in Nashville. As a songwriter, Emma gets nervous recording songs she didn’t write because authenticity is a crucial part of writing and recording music for her and she ended up sitting on the song for about a year. It is important for Emma to feel like she can connect to a song and make sure it aligns with her values before recording it.
“Got It Back” is about finding your confidence and getting independence back after a relationship where you lost pieces of yourself.
“It is a very empowering song, which is what made me want to record it in the end,” she said.
Emma recently released the music video for “Got It Back,” which received over 10,000 views in one month! The video follows the theme of finding your independence and gaining confidence with your friends around you.
The release of “Got It Back” starts a new chapter for Emma and acts as a bridge to the next era of her music career. Although she is unsure what this new era looks like, she is recording lot’s of new music and is excited for what’s to come!
Over the years of releasing music, Emma feels she has developed as a songwriter, person, and women while figuring out what direction she wants her music to head into. She is influenced by all genres of music, which you can hear in pieces of her music. Although “Got It Back” does have a country pop sound to it, you can still hear the classic country sounds going back to her roots.
Emma is excited when she get’s the opportunity to person “Got It Back” live because she is so confident and proud of the song.
She just wrapped up her first ever arena performance for the World Police Fire and Ice Games and Canada Life Centre in Winnipeg, MB and is excited for more upcoming performances.
Make sure to stream “Got It Back” — a new summer hit you won’t be able to get out of your head!
Photo Creds: Dwayne Larson Photography
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