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''Emma Amiri-Ghaemmaghamy'' released her first song ''Look Around'', written at the age of ten, on the 2000 compilation [[The Present]]. In 2004, she made the top 10 of the [[Play it Strange National Secondary Schools Songwriting Competition]] with her song ''Soon'', while a student at Fairfield College. As a result, the song was included on the 2004 compilation [[Play It Strange Top 20 Volume 1]].  
 
''Emma Amiri-Ghaemmaghamy'' released her first song ''Look Around'', written at the age of ten, on the 2000 compilation [[The Present]]. In 2004, she made the top 10 of the [[Play it Strange National Secondary Schools Songwriting Competition]] with her song ''Soon'', while a student at Fairfield College. As a result, the song was included on the 2004 compilation [[Play It Strange Top 20 Volume 1]].  
  
Emma has now moved to Auckland to write, co-produce and record her first album with Miscreant Recordings [http://www.miscreantrecordings.com].
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Emma has now moved to Auckland, where she formed the band ''Static Era''.
  
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==
[http://www.myspace.com/emgmusicnz Performers MySpace Page]
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*[http://www.facebook.com/StaticEra#!/StaticEra Facebook Page]
 
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[http://www.facebook.com/emmag.music Performers Facebook Music Page]
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Revision as of 17:47, 6 June 2012

Emma Amiri-Ghaemmaghamy released her first song Look Around, written at the age of ten, on the 2000 compilation The Present. In 2004, she made the top 10 of the Play it Strange National Secondary Schools Songwriting Competition with her song Soon, while a student at Fairfield College. As a result, the song was included on the 2004 compilation Play It Strange Top 20 Volume 1.

Emma has now moved to Auckland, where she formed the band Static Era.

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