Emily Falvey is a Nashville-based singer/songwriter and alumna of Belmont University's Curb College, graduating Summa Cum Laude in 2018 with a B.A. in Songwriting and a B.B.A. in Music Business. Falvey signed a co-publishing agreement with SMACKSongs and Warner/Chappell Music in April 2023. Falvey was named “Nashville’s Top New Songwriter” by Forbes Magazine, and the single she penned for Big Loud artist MacKenzie Porter, “Seeing Other People,” reached #1 on the Canadian country airplay chart in 2020. Falvey is a co-writer on Tiera Kennedy’s “Jesus, My Mama, My Therapist," which was sent to US country radio on Big Machine / Valory Music Co. and she has other recent and upcoming releases with artists such as Cody Johnson, Walker Hayes, Astrid S, The Wldlfe, Sam Fischer, Nightly, and more. Falvey is a member of the AIMP Songwriter Series class of 2019, was voted "Favorite Songwriter" by Young Entertainment Professionals (YEP), and was named to the inaugural Nashville Briefing 30 Under 30 List. In addition to her day-to-day work as a professional songwriter, she currently serves as Young Alumni Regent on Belmont University's Board of Trust, and serves as a board member for Mental Health Initiative and Porter’s Call’s Community Advisory Board. Most recently, Falvey has developed a course for Belmont University entitled “The Art of Songwriting” which is available for learners of all ages via Belmont Online.