Emily Niebuhr is an award-winning filmmaker, wilderness photographer, and guest lecturer who happens to also be a singer and songwriter. Emily learned to sing jazz while growing up in Minnesota, learned filmmaking while exploring the Alaska backcountry, and learned traditional folk guitar styles on front porch gatherings in Oklahoma. Her original songs have played across the airwaves from New York City to New Jersey and Tennessee. She was a featured Alaskan artist for the Music of America Podcast as well as a featured female artist for FolkWorks magazine. She has performed across Alaska, along the West Coast, and in the Southwest deserts of Utah. Internationally, she has performed in Paris, France, and was a featured artist for Nashville Writers Night.

She has flown her drone across the Alaskan tundra in extreme temperatures as low as -20° F.  She has filmed music videos for many folk artists from Nashville to Tucson, and internationally in Italy. She films all of her own music videos. Her most recent music video premiered in Mexico City. Whether singing about the forests of Alaska or protest folk songs, or teaching outdoor enthusiasts in Denali National Park, Emily wants listeners to ask the question: what if today I wander? 

She is currently living in Portland, Oregon, and is working on her next studio album