Emily Warren

Emily Warren is a Grammy Award winning New York City singer-songwriter, having written for a host of high-profile pop artists, including Shawn Mendes, Jessie J, Melanie Martinez, Noah Cyrus, and The Chainsmokers.

Manhattan born-and-raised and hailing from a musical background, Warren’s affinity for music – particularly for song-writing – was discovered by her childhood piano teacher, Jen Bloom, who encouraged and introduced the concept of songwriting to her.

She then went on to found her own band, Emily Warren & the Betters, before moving on to attend tertiary – during which she was discovered by Dr. Luke and signed a songwriting contract with his label.

In 2014, Warren gained recognition after co-writing Jessie J’s “Masterpiece,” which proved to be the beginnings for a successful songwriting career. The following year in 2015, she co-wrote Melanie Martinez’s “Soap,” as well as gaining writing credentials for artists such as Shawn Mendes, Becky G, and The Chainsmokers – with whom she worked with again to write their multi-platinum and Grammy Award winning hit “Don’t Let Me Down.”

In addition to song-writing, Warren has been a featured artist on songs by Lost Kings and The Chainsmokers, and rose to prominence as a vocalist alongside FRENSHIP with the success of the viral hit, “Capsize.” In 2017, Warren provided vocals for The Chainsmokers single, “Paris,” thus making it the third working collaborating between her and the DJ duo.

In 2018, she released her debut studio album, Quiet Your Mind.