A woman with short dark hair and tattoos singing passionately into a microphone, with her eyes closed and mouth wide open, in a black-and-white photo.

Biography


Emma Zeck is a poet, musician, and creative powerhouse conjuring worlds at the edge of the apocalypse.

Her work lives where the sacred meets the profane: where humor, desire, violence, prayer, and beauty all collapse into one electric pulse.

Born in a small Kansas town and raised inside the machinery of patriarchal religion, Emma didn’t heal by behaving. She healed by making art powerful enough to burn the old gods down.

Her voice is a blade and an altar: a mix of outlaw country and erotic scripture, a true lantern in the dark for anyone who’s ever clawed their way back to life… or maybe even a blast of dynamite.

Through poetry, music, performance, and photography, Emma builds portals; places where rage becomes holy, eros becomes intelligence, and the feminine stops asking permission.

Her debut poetry collection, Everything Is Beautiful and I Want to Die (2026), is a hymn for the end times. It is a love letter to grief, desire, rebellion, and the unbearable beauty of being a woman who refuses to die quietly, a woman fully alive.

At the core of Emma’s world is a devotion to the full spectrum of feminine power - where the sacred whore, the outlaw saint, the grieving mother, the comedic destroyer, and the ecstatic oracle all get the microphone.

Emma currently lives in Austin, Texas, where she is recording her next studio album and expanding the Bone & Honey cinematic photography universe.