Thanks to all who came out to Bands for Boobs 2010! I uploaded a video of the band playing "These Boots are made for Walking" by Nancy Sinatra and my tune "Motels" to YouTube. The boys and I are hard at work on a new full album of songs with Chris Cubeta of Galuminumfoil Studios. Stay tuned!





EZ and Tim Lefebvre mastered our upcoming record with Scott Hull and will be releasing the project formerly known as MZ later this summer!



I was commissioned as a select musical artist to compose a song for the latest issue of Esopus Magazine. I can speak from being a fan of the magazine, that is an extreme honor for me. Plus, I am thrilled about my contribution, a haunting cabaret-inspried song about German Expressionist Ernst Kirchner, featuring the stylings of Tim Lefebvre and Gerald Menke.

"Emily Zuzik's voice ranges from a sweet and alluring croon to a low growl that would charm even the most world-weary." - TIME OUT NY

Emily is a singer, songwriter, journalist, voiceover artist and fit model. She has written with artists such as Moby, Wes Hutchinson, UK dj duo REFIX, Tim Lefebvre, Art Hays, Tom Glynn and Marwood. Her songs have appeared in the CW show, Smallville, and the indie film, Fifth Form, as well as promos for Hormel and Jenn-Air.

Emily can be heard in Erie Insurance jingles and the Blue Man Group Production Saturday Morning Puppet Club. Emily has released several albums, sung backing vocals for numerous artists and toured the US and UK. Additionally, Emily is a Voice123.com voice actor.

Her writing has appeared in Salon, Forbes ASAP, Business 2.0, the San Francisco Weekly, PAPER and A Woman's Path-Traveler's Tales. She is an Epiphone Guitars Endorsed Artist and 2005 artist calendar model, the cover girl for the Penguin Paperback reissue of James Bond Thunderball and a Pisces.

Other reviews:
"Zuzik mixes the urgent intensity of Ani DiFranco and Tori Amos with the easy cool of Kim Gordon, but is still her own woman and an impressive artist."
--Performing Songwriter Magazine DIY Pick

"A hefty voice in a small frame, and more r&b and pop than folk in her sound, are to this Brooklyn blond's credit"
--Chuck Eddy, Village Voice

"Writing from an independent, strong-willed mindset, Emily Zuzik has observed many shifts in perspective as she's grown and experienced life. This exploration of vulnerability, a commanding stage presence, and a delicate fusion of beauty, intimidation, humor, and talent beguiles audiences, channeling the same musical dominance of early 90s fem-rockers like Aimee Mann, Liz Phair, and PJ Harvey."
- Rebel Spirit Music NYC