Emotion Witch

Washington, DC

$200-$1000

Travels up to 200 miles

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Overview

Emotion Witch is made up of vocalist and song writer, Sarah Leigh, accompanied by Andrew Pendergast, of Trashboat and the Ambush, on keys. She began her project as Emotion Witch during the pandemic, where she produced two very eclectic EPs.
Their sound ranges from Pop/Rock to Neo Soul as well as Classic Folk. Her music can be found on all streaming platforms.
Emotion Witch music, as the name implies, is meant to illicit strong emotions from the listener. So get ready to feel something.


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Price range: $200-$1000

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