Fresh from a wave of buzz, EMEREE returns with a soulful anthem that reclaims space and resets the energy: “Spring Cleaning”. Known for her lush production style and magnetic vocals, the Sydney-born, queer artist isn’t just making songs — she’s creating musical therapy. And with over 50 million streams already under her belt, she’s clearly striking a chord.
“Spring Cleaning” is emotional decluttering wrapped in 90s R&B brilliance — complete with EMEREE’s unmistakable whistle notes and self-produced polish. Written at a Women in Music camp with Drea, Bri Clark, and GEORGA RAATH, the track traces her personal healing journey following domestic violence. But it’s not just introspective — it’s empowering.
“I wanted to make space for myself again”, EMEREE says. That clarity translates into a cathartic, feel-it-in-your-chest kind of track that offers both pain and resolution. It’s bold, golden, and unapologetically hers.
With major support from Triple J, playlist placements across Spotify’s editorial hubs, and upcoming performances at The Great Escape and Groucho Club’s Golden Slipper, EMEREE is proving she’s not just one to watch — she’s one who’s already arrived.
