- Fall 2008
The Peace Chronicle
Newsletter of the Peace and Justice Studies Association
Peace and Justice in Words and Music: An Interview with emma's revolution"Randall Amster recently spoke with Pat and Sandy about their travels, how they stay inspired in these troubling times, and the legacy of their anthemic songs."
- 05/08/2008
Kingston Times
Dancing at the revolution"A tsunami of activism, a tidal wave for peace."
- 10/29/2007
Bill Hahn Program Notes: WFDU
The Continuing Sock Shortage"Those of you who have heard me on the program over the years know that I refer to Pat as my favorite and best anthem writer to visit this planet in many a moon. Now she is multiplied by two."
- 06/27/2007
Chicago Free Press
Out women artists offer soul and more"['Roots, Rock & Revolution' is] an album that is bound to stir up activist tendencies in all who listen"
- 05/16/2007
Everett Daily Herald
Duo continues tradition of music with a message"Emma's Revolution stands out among those voices that deliver a nudge to our conscience and our sense of who we could be."
- 03/01/2007
Z Magazine
Making Social Change With Music"Beyond progressive commentary, Emma's Revolution examines issues of our time the way the media should."
- 12/01/2006
Florida Today
Emma's Revolution delivers a message of peace"A catchy melody and a Dixie Chicks-countryesque sound make ['Vote' a song] that'll leave a musical imprint in your ears and have you singing it for days."
- Spring 2005
Sing Out! Magazine
Pat Humphries & Sandy O Are Emma's Revolution"emma's revolution is a revelation. These women focus their political passions in deftly-turned phrases and memorable melodies to testify for love, peace, equality and justice in that delicate balance exemplified by Pete Seeger: writing and singing rare and exquisite songs that teach but don't preach."
- 10/01/2004
Singer Magazine
Indie Artist Showcase"Their new cd, One, is garnering attention all over the place . . .Their harmonies blend together perfectly. And it's clear through their lyrics; they are passionate about the message they hope to deliver to their growing fan base."
- 12/01/2002
Hope Magazine
Singing to the Other Side"Folksinger Pat Humphries wrote a song that took twelve years to become an overnight sensation--a simple melody and a balm of words for painful times."
- 05/22/2002
NPR
'Swimming to the Other Side': The Evolution of A Modern Folk Anthem"The powers that be can control the media but it's hard to stop a good song... Pat's songs will be sung well into the 22nd century." Pete Seeger on NPR's "All Things Considered"
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