Avalon Emerson Introduces New Project Perpetual Emotion Machine

      A return to dancefloor-dominating electronic music...

      American artist Avalon Emerson is making her comeback to dance music with the project Perpetual Emotion Machine.

      This initiative will feature brand new tracks, live performances, and DJ sets, as Avalon Emerson re-engages with club culture.

      The launch includes a series of performances, highlighted by a show in London at HERE At Outernet on March 29th, following the praise received for her 2023 dream pop album ‘Avalon Emerson & The Charm’.

      This newly energized electronic approach kicks off with a rendition of Oppenheimer Analysis’ cult favorite ‘Don’t Be Seen With Me’. This interpretation blends captivating digital elements with a strong focus on melody, embodying a physical presence suited for the dancefloor.

      Avalon shares...

      “These tracks were crafted for my DJ sets. Whether they are completely original, edits to give a new context to beloved classics, instrumental pieces, or feature my vocals, they all contribute to my perpetual emotion machine. And the machine continues to run.”

      Listen now.

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