Emily Blue

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Emily Blue
Blue performing in 2021
Born	Emily Caroline Otnes (1994-06-28) June 28, 1994 (age 30) Urbana, Illinois, United States
Nationality	American, Norwegian
Occupations	Singer songwriter record producer composer instrumentalist
Years active	2012–2020 (hiatus) 2021–present
Awards	Best Chicago Pop Artist
Musical career
Genres	Electropop glitch pop synth-pop[1] indie pop[2] hair metal death metal
Instrument(s)	Vocals piano guitar synthesizer
Labels	Audiotree
Musical artist
Website	emilybluemusic.com

Emily Blue, born Emily Caroline Otnes (/ˈɑːtnəs/) on June 28, 1994, is an American singer-songwriter. She^[a] has a solo career but is also the lead singer of Champaign-based indie rock band Tara Terra. Born and raised in Urbana, Illinois, she is now lives in Chicago and Nashville.^[3] Blue's career is characterized by sharp changes in musical style, and her releases fall into different genre classifications, ranging from synth-pop to avant-garde and death metal.^[1][2][4]

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