emmeline moon

Some people plant flowers, Emmeline Moon plants vibes. Raised in a home where scripture study happened between repotting orchids and pruning roses, she grew up believing that both faith and fiddle-leaf figs needed daily nourishment. They say talking to plants helps them grow, but Emmeline took it a step further—serenading her houseplants with hymns, convinced that even the tomatoes needed to hear about Jesus Christ.

With a 1960s aesthetic and a voice as soft as a sunrise, she carries Christ in her countenance and soul in her melodies. Her faith isn’t loud, but it’s deep, woven into every lyric, every harmony, every garden bed she tends. Whether she’s performing on stage or quietly nurturing a new bed of heirloom roses, Emmeline’s testimony is alive, growing, and blooming in every song.

Jukebox Saints Records saw in her what the world was missing—a fresh, indie-soul sound wrapped in unwavering faith. Now, she’s bringing the gospel to life with melodies that feel both vintage and brand new, reminding listeners that faith, much like a well-tended garden, flourishes with time, care, and just the right amount of light.