Emily Warren was born on August 25, 1992, in New York City, NY. She was raised on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, where her love for music began to blossom. She attended Trinity High School in New York, where she discovered her passion for songwriting and performing.
Warren's musical journey started in high school when she formed the band Emily Warren & The Betters with fellow musicians Etienne Bowler and Marc Campbell of MisterWives. The band gained popularity and even had one of their songs featured on MTV's series Skins. This early success fueled Warren's ambition to pursue a career in music.
After high school, Warren continued to hone her songwriting skills and eventually caught the attention of top artists in the industry. She gained recognition for writing songs for major artists such as Jessie J, Shawn Mendes, and Tiesto. Warren's talent as a songwriter led to her writing several tracks on Shawn Mendes' platinum-selling album Handwritten.
One of Warren's most notable collaborations was with The Chainsmokers, with whom she co-wrote the triple platinum hit "Don't Let Me Down." Her vocals were also featured on The Chainsmokers and Tritonal's single "Until You Were Gone." Warren's songwriting skills were further showcased when she co-wrote The Chainsmokers' debut album Memories...Do Not Open in 2017.
Despite her success in the music industry, Warren remains grounded and focused on her passion for creating music. She has been signed to Dr. Luke's Prescription Songs label, where she continues to collaborate with top artists and produce hits that resonate with audiences worldwide.
Emily Warren's journey from a talented high school musician to a sought-after songwriter for some of the biggest names in music is a testament to her dedication and passion for her craft. With her unique voice and distinctive songwriting style, Warren continues to make waves in the industry and leave a lasting impact on the music world.