From those two videos impressing me, I decided to take a look at the very first video she posted. It was a cover song called Bones by Lewis Watson. I was unfamiliar with the song and artist, and with Emily's recommendation I checked him out before listening to her take on the song. Watson is another talented musician who I would also recommend taking a looking at. I thought Emily's version of Bones was really good. There were only a few minor mistakes made while she was playing the guitar, but not that many, and not really even that noticeable unless you were looking for mistakes. Her voice sounded really nice; gentle and soothing, but surprisingly powerful. I also liked, and thought it was funny, when she was distracted by something outside of her room, but she continued playing and singing without error. All in all, I thought she did a great job on the song.

Emily also does original songs, which I love to see from musicians. I like cover songs, but I honestly like hearing originals more. As mentioned at the beginning of this article, and the main song that stood out the most to me (as well as being my favorite of her videos) is her original song, Seventeen. She plays guitar in the song and does finger picking in certain parts which impressed me. I could tell her guitar skills had improved a lot based on this video (don't get me wrong, she still played well in the other videos). The transitions from finger picking to strumming were very clean. Her voice, which was already incredible to me, also sounded improved. She seemed to have better projection and it also sounded like her range and control improved as well. Of all of her videos, this was definitely my favorite and I hope that you'll check it out.