Emma Anderson is an English musician and songwriter best known as the guitarist and vocalist of **Lush**, the influential shoegazing and alternative rock band that emerged from the UK indie scene in the early 1990s. With Lush, Anderson helped define the shoegazing aesthetic through ethereal vocals, textured guitar work, and dreamy production on landmark albums like *Spooky* (1992) and *Lush* (1996).
Though primarily rooted in alternative rock rather than electronic music, Anderson's sonic innovations—particularly her use of layered, atmospheric guitar textures and production techniques—have influenced the broader landscape of electronic and experimental music. Her work with Lush contributed significantly to the UK's alternative music culture and continues to resonate with artists exploring ambient and textured electronic soundscapes.
