"Intense, vital energy" - DIY Magazine "We are all in love with her hypnotic voice." - Sofar Sounds Guayaquil. "A gentle lullaby of lilting loveliness. Simply beautiful." - The Devil's Tuna, blog & Glastonbury Emerging Talent Judge. Bristol-based songwriter Emily Magpie returns with her spellbinding sophomore EP, The Witching Hour, out 24th November 2017. A bewitching collection of tracks juxtaposing an ethereal splendour with driving electronics, The Witching Hour is a reflection on the magic of the everyday and of being human. It is inspired by a trip to South America and draws on the empowering feeling of freedom when travelling. EP opener and title track ‘The Witching Hour’ focuses on the power of feminine energy. Written after reading a book about the witch trials, Emily explains “it’s a song about claiming your own power deep from within you”. It soars with the rich passion of Magpie’s smooth, distinctive vocals alongside glitchy, pulsating beats. Upcoming single 'Leave It To Fate’ showcases the impassioned beauty of her songwriting, as dreamy ukulele melodies flow alongside Emily’s celestial vocals akin to the likes of This Is The Kit or Maggie Rogers’ sparkling charm. Folk-influenced 'Angel Face’ and ‘When We Find It’ are interwoven with sweeping electronic soundscapes to conclude a truly captivating collection. Whilst travelling in South America last year, Emily enjoyed chance encounters with people such as Grammy and MTV Award winning artist Diego Ubierna (Adammo) who inspired her unique, otherworldly sound. Now, having already received acclaim from the likes of DIY Magazine and Clash and charmed crowds at Green Man Festival and Sofar Sounds, she has worked alongside Anuj Robin to produce The Witching Hour and hopes to continue to enchant listeners with her mystical creations. "A vivid talent" - Clash Magazine.