Emma Campbell with Kayla Hritzuk

Emma Campbell is a Toronto-born singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who has spent the majority of her 24 years immersed in music. Raised in a creative household — her mother a songwriter and her father a visual artist — Emma developed a deep connection to the arts early on. Since receiving her degree in Popular Music Studies at the University of Western Ontario, Emma has been deeply involved in the Toronto music scene. Her most notable shows to date have been her opening performances on tour with Ken Yates in November of 2025, and an opening slot for NYC-based band LAUNDRY DAY in April of 2022. Drawing from both pop and folk influences, Emma’s music is largely inspired by artists such as Lizzy McAlpine, Jensen McRae, and Phoebe Bridgers. Her debut EP, Oh Emma, (produced by Michael Wojewoda) was released in 2022, and she is currently working on her debut album in collaboration with friend and producer Ben Heffernan. Kayla Hritzuk is an independent, Toronto based artist that explores the intersections of folk, pop, R&B and country genres; integrating them with subtle soundscapes, descriptive lyricism and the rawness of acoustic, folk harmony. Influenced by artists such as Big Thief, Bonnie Raitt, Ethan Gruska and Madison Cunningham, Kayla uses her writing as a form of personal reflection on her experiences as a woman, and the different types of love and heart break that can manifest in personal relationships.