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Emma Louise Hewitt (born 1988) is an Australian singer. She grew up in Geelong, Victoria.

Biography

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Hewitt was the lead singer of the Australian rock band Missing Hours, with whom she released an eponymous debut album in October 2008 through Sony Australia. The band that she formed with her brother Anthony is no longer active; in 2010, she and her brother were based in Europe and writing electronic dance music. Now she's a resident of Miami, FL.[4]

Although Hewitt had a musical background in rock music, she released her debut single in 2007 in the field of progressive house: "Carry Me Away" was a collaboration with British DJ Chris Lake. The single reached number 11 in the Spanish singles charts, and number 12 in Finland.[5] The single spent a total of 50 weeks in the Billboard Hot Dance Airplay charts in the United States and reached number 1 in December 2007.

After the success of her first single, she became a trance singer, working with several trance artists such as Armin van Buuren, Dash Berlin, Cosmic Gate, Gareth Emery, Serge Devant and BT. The single "Waiting", which she published with Dash Berlin in 2009, was ranked 25th in the Belgian singles chart and No. 1 on the Global Trance Charts. In Armin van Buuren's radio show A State of Trance the single was elected by the audience with 2,109 votes as the second best song of the year 2009.[6] At the International Dance Music Awards 2010 "Waiting" was awarded as best HiNRG/Euro Track. She was nominated twice in the category Best Trance Track with "Waiting" and "Not Enough Time".[7]

Her debut album, Burn the Sky Down, was released in 2012. Since then, she has had various collaborations with DJs such as Armin van Buuren, Cosmic Gate, Gareth Emery, Aly & Fila, Dash Berlin, 3lau, Schiller, and Andrew Rayel, which have been placed in Trance charts around the world.

In 2016, her song "Restless Hearts", produced alongside Mark Sixma, received a 138-bpm remix from Ben Nicky. The remixed version was crowned "Future Favorite" on A State of Trance episode 767.[8]

In 2020, Emma Hewitt joined forces with Ilan Bluestone and Maor Levi, forming the progressive trance supergroup Elysian and announcing her debut on the Anjunabeats music label.[9] The trio released their first single "Moonchild", preparing the audience for their first EP, named Water, which was released on September 18. According to an interview for Athens Calling, the group has in plan another EP and a worldwide tour after the coronavirus pandemic. Hewitt stated the first single of her second album is going to be out in November and she is planning a tour accompanied by acoustic instruments.[10] The first single, "Into My Arms", was released on July 15, accompanied by a Markus Schulz remix.[11]

Discography

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As Missing Hours

  • Missing Hours (2008)

As Emma Hewitt

As Elysian

  • Water EP (2020)

Singles

  • 2012: "Colours"
  • 2012: "Miss You Paradise"
  • 2012: "Still Remember You (Stay Forever)"
  • 2012: "Foolish Boy"
  • 2012: "Rewind"
  • 2013: "Crucify"
  • 2022: "Into My Arms"
  • 2023: "Warrior"
  • 2023: "Raindrop"

Collaborations

  • 2007: Chris Lake featuring Emma Hewitt – "Carry Me Away" (Hot Dance Airplay No. 1, Global Dance Tracks #28)
  • 2009: Cosmic Gate featuring Emma Hewitt – "Not Enough Time"
  • 2009: Serge Devant featuring Emma Hewitt – "Take Me With You"
  • 2009: Dash Berlin featuring Emma Hewitt – "Waiting"
  • 2009: Amurai featuring Emma Hewitt – "Crucify Yourself"
  • 2010: Ronski Speed presents Sun Decade featuring Emma Hewitt – "Lasting Light"
  • 2010: Marcus Schössow and Reeves featuring Emma Hewitt – "Light"
  • 2010: Gareth Emery with Emma Hewitt – "I Will Be the Same"
  • 2010: Lange featuring Emma Hewitt – "Live Forever"
  • 2011: Dash Berlin featuring Emma Hewitt – "Disarm Yourself"
  • 2011: Allure featuring Emma Hewitt – "No Goodbyes"
  • 2011: Allure featuring Emma Hewitt – "Stay Forever"
  • 2011: Micky Slim featuring Emma Hewitt – "Tonight"
  • 2011: Cosmic Gate featuring Emma Hewitt – "Be Your Sound"
  • 2011: Cosmic Gate featuring Emma Hewitt – "Calm Down"
  • 2012: Dash Berlin featuring Emma Hewitt – "Like Spinning Plates"
  • 2013: Armin van Buuren featuring Emma Hewitt – "Forever is Ours"
  • 2013: BT featuring Tritonal and Emma Hewitt – "Calling Your Name"
  • 2014: Cosmic Gate featuring Emma Hewitt – "Going Home"
  • 2015: 3lau featuring Emma Hewitt – "Alive Again"
  • 2015: Mark Sixma and Emma Hewitt – "Restless Hearts"
  • 2016: Schiller and Emma Hewitt – "Looking Out for You", "Only Love"
  • 2017: Andrew Rayel featuring Emma Hewitt – "My Reflection"
  • 2017: Cosmic Gate featuring Emma Hewitt – "Tonight"
  • 2017: Mark Sixma featuring Emma Hewitt – "Missing"
  • 2017: P.A.F.F. and Emma Hewitt – "Give You Love"
  • 2017: Aly & Fila featuring Emma Hewitt – "You & I"
  • 2018: 3lau featuring Emma Hewitt – "Worlds Away"
  • 2018: Markus Schulz and Emma Hewitt – "Safe from Harm"
  • 2018: Gareth Emery and Emma Hewitt – "Take Everything"[12]
  • 2019: Cosmic Gate featuring Emma Hewitt – "Not Enough Time 2.0"[13]
  • 2020: ilan Bluestone presents Stoneblue featuring Emma Hewitt – "Hypnotized"[14]
  • 2020: Elysian (Maor Levi, Ilan Bluestone and Emma Hewitt) – "Moonchild"
  • 2020: Elysian – "Beyond the Comfort Zone"
  • 2020: BT and Emma Hewitt – "No Warning Lights"[15]
  • 2020: Elysian – "Water"
  • 2020: Elysian – "Little Star"
  • 2022: Moonkids featuring Emma Hewitt – "I Still Remember"
  • 2022: Dash Berlin and DubVision featuring Emma Hewitt – "Time After Time"
  • 2023: Delerium featuring Emma Hewitt – "Silence"[16]
  • 2023: Solarstone featuring Emma Hewitt – "Children"
  • 2023: Roman Messer featuring Emma Hewitt – "Fallen"
  • 2024: Elysian – "Light Years"
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Emma Louise Hewitt (born 28 April 1988) is an Australian and vocalist known for her emotive melodies and collaborations in . Born in , Victoria, Hewitt initially gained recognition as the lead singer of the Australian rock band Missing Hours, with whom she released a self-titled debut album in 2008. Transitioning to electronic music in the late 2000s, she established herself as a prominent featured vocalist in the trance and progressive house genres, working with producers such as Chris Lake on the hit single "Carry Me Away" (2007), Dash Berlin on "Waiting" (2010), Cosmic Gate on "Be Your Sound" (2011), and Armin van Buuren on tracks including "Forever Is Ours" (2013). Hewitt has released several solo albums, including Burn the Sky Down (2012) on and Ghost of the Light (2023) on , showcasing her songwriting and vocal style across melodic and uplifting electronic sounds. Her work has earned her a dedicated following in the global EDM scene, with performances at major festivals and a reputation for blending heartfelt with expansive productions.

Early life

Childhood and family background

Emma Louise Hewitt was born on April 28, 1988, in , Victoria, . She spent her early years in the regional city, a port location on Corio Bay. Hewitt grew up in a musical family that nurtured her early interest in . Her father was a dedicated music enthusiast who played and possessed a strong voice, often sharing his passion through family activities. Road trips during childhood frequently involved listening to albums like those by The Eagles and , where family members would sing harmonies together, fostering a creative and harmonious household dynamic. This environment provided her with foundational exposure to music from a young age. She has a brother, Anthony Hewitt, who shared her musical inclinations and later became her collaborator in music production. The siblings' close bond, rooted in their shared upbringing in , influenced her formative experiences before her teenage years.

Initial musical interests

During her teenage years in , Victoria, Emma Hewitt developed a passion for singing and songwriting, viewing music as a personal escape and creative outlet. Exposed to Australian rock influences from her family environment, including her father's playing and songs by bands like The Eagles and , she was inspired to pursue music from a young age. Hewitt taught herself guitar skills by learning chords from her favorite rock tracks, beginning to compose original rock-oriented songs around age 15 without formal training. Her natural voice remained untrained to preserve its authentic tone, allowing her to focus on intuitive expression in her early compositions. To build performance experience, Hewitt performed acoustically in local venues around the region during her teenage years, honing her stage presence. These informal opportunities provided her first chances to share her self-written material with audiences.

Career

Time with Missing Hours (2007–2010)

In 2007, Emma Hewitt formed the Australian rock band Missing Hours with her brother Anthony Hewitt, serving as the lead vocalist and primary songwriter alongside his contributions on guitar and production. The band, based initially in , Victoria, drew from their high school songwriting roots but professionalized during this period, collaborating with additional musicians such as Tim Henwood and Tom Larkin for recordings. That same year, Hewitt ventured into electronic music with her vocal feature on "Carry Me Away" by producer , released via Nervous Records. The track, blending house elements with her emotive delivery, achieved significant success by topping the Hot Dance Airplay chart. This early collaboration highlighted Hewitt's versatile voice beyond rock, marking her initial foray into genres while Missing Hours developed. Missing Hours released their self-titled debut album in October 2008 through Sony BMG Music Entertainment (Australia), featuring 11 pop-rock tracks including "Falling Down," "Machine," and "Make You Better (Crucify)." Produced with a mix of raw energy and melodic hooks, the album captured the siblings' collaborative style, with Hewitt's lyrics exploring themes of relationships and resilience. The record received moderate attention, supported by music videos for singles like "Falling Down" and "Machine," which aired on Australian outlets such as Channel V. Following the release, the band toured , opening for international acts including and , which helped build a following. Songs from the album garnered some radio play on stations like , contributing to modest chart performance and live buzz in scene. Plans for international expansion, including U.S. showcases and a potential tour in , were announced but did not fully materialize amid shifting priorities. By 2010, Missing Hours became inactive as Hewitt and her brother relocated to and pivoted toward songwriting, driven by creative evolution and new opportunities in the genre. The band's brief run laid foundational experience for Hewitt's later career, emphasizing her songwriting prowess in a rock context that influenced her vocal approach in electronic productions.

Transition to electronic music and early collaborations (2010–2012)

In 2010, Emma Hewitt relocated from to alongside her brother Anthony Hewitt, shifting her focus from rock to production and songwriting, where her prior vocal experience in the band Missing Hours proved adaptable to the demands of trance vocals. This move positioned her in the heart of the European EDM scene, allowing her to immerse herself in writing and collaborating on tracks that blended her emotive singing style with uplifting electronic elements. Hewitt's breakthrough came with her collaboration on "Waiting" alongside Dutch producer , released in February 2010, which became a defining vocal anthem. The track topped the Global Trance Charts and secured the Best HiNRG/Euro Track award at the 2010 International Awards during the . Its success, driven by Hewitt's soaring vocals over pulsating synths, marked her emergence as a prominent figure in the trance genre and opened doors to further high-profile partnerships. Building on this momentum, Hewitt contributed vocals to key releases with other leading trance artists during 2011 and 2012, solidifying her reputation. She featured on Cosmic Gate's "Be Your Sound" in 2011, a melodic track that highlighted her ethereal delivery and reached audiences through 's radio show, and followed with "Calm Down" in 2012, further showcasing her ability to convey emotional depth in uplifting productions. Additionally, remixed her solo single "Colours" in 2012, infusing it with his signature progressive sound and amplifying its play on global EDM platforms. By late 2011, Hewitt signed with the renowned Dutch label , which released several of her collaborations and facilitated her integration into the international circuit. This partnership led to increased visibility, including appearances at major European festivals such as those tied to events and sold-out shows across the continent in 2012, where she performed live sets blending her vocal tracks with rising EDM hits.

Solo debut and rising prominence (2012–2019)

In 2012, Emma Hewitt released her debut solo album, Burn the Sky Down, through , marking her transition to a prominent figure in the vocal trance genre. The album, produced by Lee Groves, blended electronic elements with pop sensibilities and featured collaborations with producers such as and tyDi, building on her prior work in electronic music. Key singles from the album included "Colours," released as the lead track with remixes by , Shogun, and ; "Miss You Paradise," which highlighted Hewitt's emotive vocals over beats; and "Crucify," a more introspective piece emphasizing lyrical depth. These releases garnered attention in the community, with "Colours" premiering on 's radio show, further elevating her profile. Following the album's launch, Hewitt embarked on an extensive touring schedule in , performing sold-out solo shows across over 25 countries, including stops in and her native . She made notable appearances at major events, such as a live performance at the 550 festival in Den Bosch, , where she debuted new material and the remix of "Colours" on the event's Pink stage. Her tours continued through the decade, with performances at festivals like Future Music Festival in , , in 2013, solidifying her rising status in the global scene. That same year, Hewitt expanded her catalog with the remix album Burn the Sky Down (The Remixes), featuring reinterpretations by artists including Armin van Buuren, Shogun, and Ivan Gough & Feenixpawl, which extended the tracks' reach in club environments. She also released the acoustic EP Starting Fires, offering stripped-down versions of songs like "Miss You Paradise," "Carry Me Away," and "Circles," showcasing her vocal prowess in a more intimate format. In 2013, Hewitt collaborated with Armin van Buuren on "Forever (Is Ours)," a track from his album Intense that featured her vocals and premiered on A State of Trance, further boosting her visibility in the trance scene.

Recent projects and Elysian (2020–present)

In 2020, Hewitt co-formed the progressive supergroup Elysian with producers Ilan Bluestone and Maor Levi, marking a collaborative venture into nostalgic sounds. The group's debut release, the Water EP, arrived on September 18, 2020, via , featuring tracks that blend uplifting melodies with Hewitt's emotive vocals. Hewitt's second solo studio album, Ghost of the Light, was issued on May 19, 2023, by , showcasing her evolution in vocal with introspective themes of resilience and connection. Standout tracks include "Into My Arms," a with Markus Schulz emphasizing soaring builds; "Collide," partnering with Ben Nicky for high-energy drops; and "Children," a poignant closer reflecting personal growth. The album received a remix treatment in Ghost of the Light [Remixed], released on March 15, 2024, via , featuring reinterpretations by artists such as Mark Sixma and to extend its reach in club settings. Building on these efforts, Hewitt issued several singles that continued her trance-rooted style. "Lay Me Down," a collaboration with Pretty Pink, emerged in 2023 on , drawing from album material with ethereal production. "Till We Fade" with Markus Schulz followed in October 2023 via Coldharbour Recordings, later expanded with a club mix in September 2024. Elysian's "Light Years," co-produced with and Levi, debuted in January 2024 on , evoking cosmic longing through layered synths. Most recently, "Everlasting" with Robbie Rivera arrived in July 2025 on Magik Muzik, fusing elements with Hewitt's signature vocals for an uplifting . Hewitt maintained an active live presence, performing at Captured in in September 2024 and headlining a set at Sunrise in on August 3, 2025, where she delivered classics amid the event's nostalgic programming. These appearances underscored her ongoing engagement with global electronic music audiences.

Musical style and influences

Genre evolution

Emma Hewitt's musical journey began in the alternative rock as the lead vocalist of the Australian band Missing Hours, where her style was defined by guitar-driven anthems and introspective, emotionally charged lyrics that captured themes of personal struggle and resilience. This phase highlighted her raw vocal delivery and acoustic songwriting roots, often performed with live instrumentation that emphasized organic energy over synthesized elements. Following the band's disbandment around 2010, Hewitt transitioned to electronic music, particularly vocal and , where she adapted her ethereal vocals to layer over uplifting synth progressions and dynamic builds characteristic of the genres. This evolution marked a shift from rock's grounded, narrative-driven structures to 's expansive, melodic soundscapes designed for emotional elevation in club and festival settings. Her collaborations in this era, such as with , exemplified the trance style by integrating her soaring melodies with pulsating electronic rhythms. In her solo career, Hewitt further incorporated elements, blending her acoustic origins—rooted in guitar and piano composition—with modern EDM production techniques to create hybrid tracks that retain lyrical depth while embracing polished, dance-oriented beats. This fusion allowed her to maintain a signature emotive vocal presence across genres, evolving from rock's intensity to a more versatile electronic palette that bridges intimate songwriting with high-energy performance. More recently, as of 2025, she has continued this evolution through projects like the trio Elysian and releases incorporating melodic elements, such as the 2024 of Ghost of the Light and the single "Everlasting" with Robbie Rivera.

Key influences and themes

Emma Hewitt's songwriting is shaped by a fusion of her Australian rock heritage and the emotive landscapes of international . Drawing from her time as lead singer of the Australian rock band Missing Hours, she incorporates influences from rock acts that emphasize raw emotional delivery and melodic storytelling, while her admiration for trance pioneers like and Tiësto's early works, such as the remix of "," informs her use of soaring, atmospheric vocals in electronic contexts. Additional key inspirations include female artists like , , and Garbage for their moody, introspective styles, as well as classic acts such as and The Eagles for their harmonious and narrative-driven approaches. Recurring themes in Hewitt's lyrics center on , loss, resilience, and , often reflecting the emotional turbulence of personal relocations and intimate relationships. These motifs appear prominently in albums like Ghost of the Light, where tracks explore self-discovery amid heartbreak and the search for inner strength, resonating through her ethereal delivery. Songs such as "" capture a sense of helplessness turning to fortitude, while broader works evoke as a refuge from life's challenges, blending vulnerability with hopeful uplift. Hewitt's acoustic sessions and stripped-down releases, including live versions from the Starting Fires EP, underscore introspective folk elements that contrast and complement her electronic productions, allowing her folk-inflected roots to shine through in more vulnerable, narrative-focused arrangements. These performances highlight a intimacy, revealing how genre shifts have deepened her thematic exploration by layering personal reflection over expansive soundscapes.

Personal life

Relocation and current residence

Emma Hewitt relocated from her native to the in 2010, seeking expanded music opportunities in the electronic genre; she and her brother based themselves in to focus on writing following the end of their Missing Hours. Based in during this period, the move aligned with her transition to collaborations in the European and EDM scenes. By the early 2020s, Hewitt had shifted her residence to , Florida, USA, establishing it as her primary home base. This location supports her ongoing work with U.S.-based EDM producers and offers convenient access to key festivals and industry events in the region. Hewitt maintains a balance between her home in —for songwriting and personal recharge—and extensive international travel for performances and collaborations, allowing her to nurture creative processes amid a global career.

Advocacy and other interests

Emma Hewitt integrates personal experiences into her songwriting and public conversations, exploring themes of resilience and emotional . For instance, her track "Raindrop" from the album Ghost of the Light (2023) draws inspiration from a childhood acquaintance's challenges with gangs and hardship, using lyrics to explore themes of survival and empathy. She has discussed these influences in interviews, emphasizing how such stories shape her music to foster connection and understanding among listeners. Hewitt incorporates into her routine as a tool for maintaining balance amid a demanding , sharing insights on her introduction to these practices and their daily application during a podcast appearance. This approach aligns with her broader interest in holistic , which she credits for supporting her creative process. Beyond music production, Hewitt pursues acoustic performances as a hobby, delivering intimate, stripped-back renditions of her songs that highlight vocal and emotional depth. She begins compositions on or to test their resonance, allowing her to explore songwriting outside the framework while preserving authenticity. These endeavors occasionally extend to non-EDM styles, reflecting her versatile artistic interests.

Discography

Studio albums

Emma Hewitt's solo studio albums represent her primary full-length releases, showcasing her evolution as a vocalist in electronic and . Her debut studio album, Burn the Sky Down, was released on May 18, 2012, by and produced by Lee Groves. The album consists of 12 tracks, blending ambient pop with electronic elements, and received praise for Hewitt's powerful and ethereal vocal delivery. Tracks like "Colours" and "Miss You Paradise" contributed to its success on international charts. Hewitt's second studio album, Ghost of the Light, arrived on May 19, 2023, via . Featuring 15 tracks, it explores themes of memory and emotion through a mix of alternative and electronic sounds, with standout singles "Raindrop" and "Satellites" highlighting her versatile range. By 2025, Hewitt's studio albums have collectively surpassed 10 million in sales and streams worldwide.

Extended plays and collaborative releases

Emma Hewitt's first extended play, Starting Fires (Acoustic EP), was released in 2012 by Armada Music and features nine tracks of stripped-down acoustic arrangements recorded during live sessions. The EP reimagines earlier collaborations, including acoustic versions of "Miss You Paradise," "Carry Me Away," and "Circles," alongside demos like "Adeline" and string-enhanced mixes of "Waiting" with Dash Berlin and "Colours." These recordings emphasize Hewitt's vocal delivery and emotional depth, drawing from her work with producers in the trance genre while shifting to intimate, guitar-led performances. In 2020, Hewitt collaborated with producers Ilan Bluestone and Maor Levi under the project Elysian for their debut EP, Water, released on Anjunabeats. The four-track collection—"Water," "Beyond The Comfort Zone," "Moonchild," and "Little Star"—blends progressive trance elements with Hewitt's ethereal vocals, exploring themes of emotional flow and introspection through expansive synths and melodic builds. Developed during a writing session in the UK, the EP marks Elysian's experimental approach to trance, with Hewitt contributing lyrics and vocals to push genre boundaries. In a 2020 interview, Hewitt indicated plans for additional EPs with the group following Water, though none had been released by late 2025. Hewitt has also issued remix-focused extended plays, beginning with Emma Hewitt Remixed (Mini Mix) in 2018 on , a 10-track compilation featuring reworks of her earlier singles by artists including and . This mini mix highlights and progressive interpretations, such as van Buuren's take on "Colours," showcasing Hewitt's adaptability in collaborative production. More recently, Ghost of the Light [Remixed] arrived in 2024 via , presenting 12 remixed versions of tracks from her 2023 album, with contributions from Markus Schulz, Ben Nicky, and Mark Sixma. The EP extends the original album's cinematic scope through varied electronic styles, including and high-energy drops, underscoring Hewitt's ongoing ties to her solo discography.

Selected singles

Emma Hewitt has released over 20 notable singles throughout her career, many of which have topped trance-specific charts and garnered significant airplay in the scene. Her collaborations often blend her ethereal vocals with prominent DJs and producers, resulting in tracks that achieve commercial success and critical acclaim within the genre. One of her breakthrough singles, "Carry Me Away" (2007), was a collaboration with British DJ , released on Rising Music. The track, featuring Hewitt's poignant lyrics over a house-infused beat, topped the Hot Dance Airplay chart in December 2007, marking her entry into mainstream dance recognition. It spent over 50 weeks on the chart and helped establish Hewitt as a sought-after vocalist in the EDM world. In 2010, Hewitt teamed up with Dutch trance producer for "Waiting," released on . This anthem, with its soaring melodies and themes of longing, reached #1 on the Global Charts and peaked at #25 on the Belgian Singles Chart. The single solidified her reputation in the trance community and was later included in various festival sets and compilations. More recently, Hewitt has focused on solo and collaborative releases tied to her studio albums. "Into My Arms" (2022), a solo single from her album Ghost of the Light, was released on and features introspective lyrics paired with progressive elements; it also received a by Markus Schulz. Following this, "Children" (2023), a collaboration with also from Ghost of the Light, explores familial themes through emotive vocals and pure production, released as a single on . In 2024, Hewitt reunited with Markus Schulz for "Till We Fade," issued on Coldharbour Recordings, which incorporates influences and was performed live at events like EDC Las Vegas. Her most recent single, "Everlasting" (2025), collaborates with veteran Robbie Rivera on Magik Muzik (), blending melodic with her signature vocal style. These tracks highlight Hewitt's evolution toward more hybrid electronic sounds while maintaining her trance roots.

Awards and nominations

YearAwardCategoryWorkResultRef.
2009International Songwriting CompetitionAdult Contemporary"Not for You" (as Missing Hours)Won
2010International Dance Music AwardsBest Hi-NRG/Euro Track"Waiting" (with )Won
2010International Dance Music AwardsBest Trance Track"Waiting" (with )Nominated
2010International Dance Music AwardsBest Trance Track"Not Enough Time" (with )Nominated

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