[4] She released her debut album Never Just a Dream in 2008 to critical acclaim from the Toronto Star and the Globe and Mail.

[8] No Depression magazine described Never Just a Dream as "an album so full of ideas and potential that it is hard to know how to properly frame a description of its contents.

[11] On February 7, 2012, she released her long-awaited second album Backseat Heroine, co-produced by Emma-Lee, Karen Kosowski and Marc Rogers.

[14] Backseat Heroine blends multiple musical genres including pop, country, soul and rock.

According to her online biography, "Emma-Lee's goal was to make a record that lived and breathed in its own world and could cross genres while still being a soundscape that was complete from start to finish.