Of Quebec and Texan origins, the young folk singer Emilie Clepper presents her second album entitled What You See. Songs that speak of the lands that inhabit her, recorded live in the studio by her accomplice, the talented multi-instrumentalist Joe Grass.

Emilie Clepper has created an album with mastered roots sounds, highlighting her deep and nuanced voice, in the tradition of those folk singer-songwriters who sing with body and soul. Emilie shares her folk roots with her Texan family, her father Russell Clepper having passed on this musical heritage that she embodies with authenticity and character.

What You See is definitely a unique musical proposition in Quebec. This project is skillfully led by Emilie and her close collaborators (Robbie Kuster and José Major drums/percussion; Joe Grass guitars and lap steel; Miles Perkin double bass; Jérôme Dupras bass; Warren Spicer piano/vocals; Joshua Zubot violin; Zachary Clepper and Johanne Lauzon vocals), artisans of a sincere album that touches the heart straight away from the first listen.

A remarkable talent, beautiful maturity, songs that resonate with us. Emilie Clepper: an artist to discover on record and on stage.

Album tracks:

1. Wearing You
2. Come to Me
3. You You
4. No Use in Trying
5. Don't Break The Spell
6. Sara and Isaac
7. Lake Geneva
8. What You See
9. Hill Country Night
10. My Wonder
11. Freight train