Album of the Week – Emma Jane ‘Lost At Last’

Written by celtic music radio on September 4, 2026

This deeply personal collection with country, rock, blues and folk in a compelling mix reveals a songwriter at the top of her game.

The arrangements flow, her vocals grab attention and the overall feel is passion with a genuine spirit while Emma said the album was ‘a joy to create’ – and that is evident across these 15 quality tracks.

The name of the album comes from graffiti Emma discovered on a beach notice board in Gerona, which simply read: LOST AT LAST.

She said: “Who would have thought graffiti could act as such a powerful tool to reframe someone’s thinking and outlook?” Across all the tracks, she carefully explores themes of grief, self-discovery, and navigating life as a parent of a neurodiverse child.

One critic stated: “This is an album strong in resonance and passionately curated while another declared: “…. it’s a masterpiece of modern music.”

Emma will be talking about her approach to the songs with Andy Hood on this week’s Album Of the Week Show, which is broadcast on Saturday (September 5) at midday.