Emunah started in a North London bedroom in 2002, and have since become an 6-piece live monster. The Guardian called them 'the UK's hot new Jewish hip-hop act', but then what do they know? The Emunah crew hail from a variety of ethnic backgrounds, including Jewish, Palestinian and Russian. Emunah's repertoire spans hiphop, reggae, breaks and drum and bass, shaking dancefloors with their unique fusion of melodies from around the world, fat beats, conscious lyrics and rolling basslines.
As well as working on studio EPs and collaborations with artists including Brimstone 127 (KRS One, Jungle Brothers) and Genesis Elijah (Broken Souls), Emunah have also been busy evolving their live side. The band have performed all over the UK and Europe, at venues including Thekla (Bristol) and Cargo, 93 Feet East and SEOne in London. They recently rocked the socks off of Paris and Budapest and headlined the Global Marquee stage at the 50,000-capacity Ashton Court Festival in Bristol.
When not performing and recording with Emunah members have a variety of side projects, including performing with Klezmer band She'koyokh , film scoring, DJing at clubs and parties all over the UK, and remix / production work for various artists.