An eccentric, musical marvel Emilie Autumn has been sculpting her style from the time she turned two. The future instrumentalist and singer/songwriter Emilie took birth on 22 September 1979, in Los Angeles, California. She was born Emilie Autumn Liddell, however she is popular among her fans as Emilie Autumn. Daughter of a seamstress, Emilie began reading notes prior to alphabet. She is a daughter of Wolfgang Fritzges and Janice Longmire. Her sister, Sunshyne Fritzges is a bodybuilder. She was already playing the violin at age four. With a motive of becoming world-class violinist, she left her regular school at age 9. She later went to Colburn School of Performing Arts. In addition to her musical talents, she as well immersed herself in history, literature, and arts along with Baroque, renaissance and medieval music. Emilie’s distinctive approach in missing electronics and jazz managed to electrify Indiana University and offered her to join their music program.
Suffering from bipolar disorder, Emilie experiences insomnia, drastic mood swings and auditory hallucinations. As a child, she faces sexual harassments as well as is a rape survivor. She once tried to commit suicide and abort her child as well. She was kept in a psychiatric ward. After being released, Emilie penned a novel, titled “The Asylum for Wayward Victorian Girls”. The book was published in 2010. Not much regarding her love affairs has been disclosed in the media. However reportedly she is dating Marc Senter.
Emilie Autumn entered the musical world through her own label called “Traitor Records”. She released her debut classical album “On a Day: Music for Violin & Continuo”. In 2000, she launched her poetry book titled “Across the Sky & Other Poems” which as re-launched as “Your Sugar Sits Untouched” in 2005. In 2003, her second album “Enchant” hit the market. She then worked along with Courtney Love in “America’s Sweetheart” and took a tour in order to promote it. Emilie performed live along with The Chelsea and Love on Late Show with David Letterman in 2004. She appeared on one episode of “Crafters Coast to Coast”, showing audience way of creating faery wings as well as sushi-styled soap. In August 2004, she started to work on her upcoming album “Opheliac”. In January 2006, Emilie performed a song of “Misery Loves Company” on WGN. The same year, she launched the limited-edition of her second album “Opheliac”. On October 9, she guested on the cartoon show “Metalocalypse” and succeeding 2007 album called “The Dethalbum”. A month later, she released the EP titled “Liar/Dead Is the New Alive”. In March 2007, Autumn launched her third instrumental album called “Lace/Unlaced”. In addition to launching her own albums, she as well collaborated with other celebrated singers. She gave backing violin and vocals to Die Warzau’s track “Dry” and was seen in music video “Born Again”. She released her third album “Fight Like a Girl” in 24th of July 2012. The album contained songs, such as Fight Like a Girl, Time for Tea, The Key. In Darren Lynn Bousman’s “The Devil’s Carnival”, she as seen as a painted doll. The singer, songwriter, author, poet, as well as violinist, Emilie Autumn has been influencing the musical world since long. Her net worth has not been revealed yet.
Emilie Autumn’s music encompasses an array of styles. She has launched 2 instrumental albums as well as four featuring her own vocals: “Fight Like a Girl”, “A Bit o’This & That”, “Opheliac” and “Enchant”. Her second album drew on trip-hop baroque, experimental space pop and new-age chamber music. She most often layer her voice and incorporates electronic and electronics effects into her second album. She often became inspired by history, plays and novel. The style of her music has been labeled as “Fairy Pop”. In addition to her musical works, she as well supports a number of charities.
She is very active in social medias. Her fans can follow her in her twitter, Facebook and Instagram. The detail information regarding her personal and professional life has been made available in her wiki. More biographical details can be fetched via several other websites.