The Secret Emchy Society plays foot stompin' heart breakin' cowboy songs about good friends and hard times. Frontperson Cindy Emch sings deeply personal, fearless, and passionate ballads for the marginalized and festive alike. Pairs well with whisky and hitting the streets. The new full length album The Stars Fall Shooting Into Twangsville (7/21/2017) is an aural map of the dusty streets and dark alleys of North America. It’s music for honky tonk witches with flasks of whiskey hidden in their garter belts. And if you’ve lived the kind of life where you have a story for every scar, it may be the anodyne for your aching heart. Her music will take you on a gritty and beautiful tour down the dusty roads of life and into the darkest corners of your heart. If you dig songs that will make you want to dance while you cry, if you long for Americana made by and for those who live at the edges of American culture, have a listen today. She has previously sung, strummed, and squeezeboxed her way around the country with the bands Vagabondage, Rhubarb Whiskey, Sinners Tonic, Oakland Wine Drinkers Union, Jerk Church, and Feral. Influences: Hank Williams, Hazel Dickens, Shovels & Rope, Johnny Paycheck, Hurray for the Riff Raff, Bob Wills, Corn Sisters.