Brits finding inspiration across China

Emma-Lee Moss, a London musician, has produced an album after discovering China as part of a program that lets British musicians explore new musical territory

When London-based singer-songwriter Emma-Lee Moss, artist whose stage name is Emmy the Great applied for the program, Musicians in Residence China, which lets British musicians explore new musical territory and reach new audiences, she chose Xiamen, a coastal city in Fujian province.

"There was a description of the city (online), which has a lot of musicians living there. This appealed to me because I enjoy collaborating," says Emmy the Great. She started making music after attending music festivals as a teenager, and has released three studio albums.