About Emma

Emma Sundvik is a promising young international jazz artist. Inspired by old school greats such as Chet Baker and Ella Fitzgerald, she will take you back in time with her smooth vocals, melodic scatting, and warm trumpet tone. Currently, Emma attends the prestigious Berklee College of Music, studying voice and trumpet in the Performance Major. She was accepted into the school as a recipient of the North American Tour Scholarship, and while attending Berklee, she has also received the Outstanding Jazz Vocalist Award, Berklee Achievement Grant and Voice Department Achievement Award for her successes.
So far in her career, Emma has worked with jazz greats Kurt Elling, Sheila Jordan, Peter Eldridge (New York Voices), Maggie Scott, and Steve Zegree, among others. She has performed at private and public venues around the globe such as Jazz at Lincoln Center (NYC), La Ribera Jazz (Bilbao), Cafe Mercedes Jazz (Valencia) and Wally's Cafe (Boston). For now, Emma is based in Boston, MA, and you can find her performing throughout the northeast either solo or with one of her groups
Listen to her debut release, “Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most”, on iTunes, Apple Music, and Spotify.