Emma's Solo Projects:

Emma Wilson Quartet 
Emma has a love for Jazz and Soul and fulfils this with her hot band. Playing great Standards, Soul Classics and her own songs including tracks from her album "Rhythm of the Heart". 
The musicians are Adam Riley - Drums, Chris Hill - Bass and Rick Laughlans - Piano. 

"More, More, More, More!!!" - The Students of Queen Mary University ,May 2007 

Don Weller - Saxophonist 
 (Guest on Emma's new album; "Rhythm Of The Heart")
Emma & Don both play with Chris Fletchers Band 1313 Mockingbird Lane, a band consisting of the cream of London's Jazz and Blues musicians.

When Emma decided to record her album "Rhythm of The Heart" it was a dream to have Don play saxophone on the album, he is a British Jazz Legend. Don often guests with Emma's Quartet (above) 
www.applebyjazz.com/don/don.html

Zoe Rahman - Pianist 
Zoe and Emma have been playing together as a duo for many years and their on stage chemistry shows great understanding for each other musically and as friends. Although Zoe is very busy touring with her own band Emma and Zoe perform together when possible - check the gigs page for upcoming shows 
www.zoerahman.com 

Mitch Hiller - Songwriter & Vocalist 
Mitch is an extremely talented singer and prolific songwriter, having written for and performed with many great artists he has lost none of his enthusiasm for music and encouraging new artists. He has been very supportive to Emma and recently invited her to sing backing vocals his forthcoming album "Scrapbook" which also features Guitar Legend Carl Orr (Billy Cobham Band) 
www.mitchhiller.com 

Martyn Joseph: (Sony Records) 
Emma sang Backing Vocals on single, "Let's Talk About It In The Morning" (which charted in the UK in 1995) and on live dates to promote the Album.
www.martynjoseph.com

Lenny Henry Television Show:
Backing Vocals for 70s Lurve God; "Theophilus.P. Wildebeest"

BBC Television Drama - "Taking Over the Asylum":
An excellent drama in which Ken Stott performed his first lead role on British TV. Emma sang Lead Vocal on incidental tracks.

Channel 4:
 "New Soul Nation" 3 part documentary celebrating the best of British soul of the last 15 years. Emma sang Lead Vocal on title track.

Mark Mondesir Band: Emma was a Guest Vocalist with the band at "The 606 Club" Chelsea, London. Mark chose the James Taylor song "The 4th of July" for Emma to sing, band members included Patrick Clahar (Sax) and Orlando Le Fleming (Bass)

29 Palms:
(IRS Records/Producer Mick Glossop)
 
Backing Vocals and Backing Vocal Arrangements on Albums "Fatal Joy" and "No Eden".Singles "Magic Man" ,
"Mad to be Saved" and "Fatal Joy" (which is featured during a love scene in the
Chevvy Chase movie, "Ski School").

Chris Fletchers "LiveWire":  
- (Soul Revue Band) Lead vocalist.