Emily Wolfe: Turning Billie Eilish Into Black Sabbath

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Emily Wolfe

Powerhouse Rock Singer-Songwriter, Guitarist & Epiphone Signature Artist

Emily Wolfe is an Austin, Texas-based triple-threat rock & roll singer, songwriter, guitarist, and producer on a mission to breathe explosive new life into modern guitar-driven rock. Armed with blistering guitar chops, soaring vocals, and a fierce, swaggering style, she has earned critical acclaim and shared stages with rock icons like TOOL, The Gaslight Anthem, Heart, The Struts, and Joan Jett. As an official Epiphone signature artist, Wolfe commands custom gear that matches her high-octane playing style.

Musical Identity & Collaborations

  • Signature Sound: Blends the raw swing of 1970s rock with the punch of 80s attitude and modern alternative grit.
  • High-Profile Features: Collaborated with rock royalty, including teaming up with Jesse Hughes of Eagles of Death Metal for her recent singles.
  • Collaborative Work: Has worked alongside elite producers such as Michael Shuman (Queens of the Stone Age) and Gavin Brown (Three Days Grace, Metric).

Discography

Studio Albums

  • Emily Wolfe (2019) – self-titled breakout debut showcasing her signature blues-rock and alternative edge.
  • Outlier (2021) – produced by Michael Shuman, featuring a heavier, synth-infused alternative rock punch.
  • The Blowback (2023) – a critically praised, genre-spanning rock record highlighting personal lyricism and massive guitar riffs.

Recent Singles & Releases (2026)

  • "Lips" (feat. Jesse Hughes of Eagles of Death Metal)
  • "Crave Me"
  • "Power"
  • Ocean Eyes (Musora Session)
The queen of tone, Emily Wolfe, arrived at Musora Studios expecting to do the Covers challenge... but we threw a curve ball at her! Tasked with transforming Billie Eilish’s “Ocean Eyes” into her own style, Emily had to take things a step further when a surprise twist forced her to channel one of her biggest tone influences: Black Sabbath. Watch as she dives into guitar tone, builds a vintage-inspired rig from scratch, and collaborates with a brand-new rhythm section to turn a pop ballad into a Tony Iommi-inspired track. If you love creative songwriting, guitar tone, and seeing great musicians pushed outside their comfort zones, this is a Covers episode you won't want to miss!

Turning Billie Eilish Into Black Sabbath On The Spot (Ft. Emily Wolfe)