The journey of Emma Grrl, 26, the multi-instrumentalist bookworm troubadour behind the Lansing punk group She/Her/Hers, begins outside of San Diego. Even though she’s now in several bands, such as Rent Strike and Grey Matter, that reside confidently on the cutting edge of underground sounds and politics, Grrl’s origins have the same late-’00s suburban DNA shared by many millennial musicians. With two successful and uncompromising releases under the name She/Her/Hers, Grrl is moving her musical inspiration beyond the politics of gender and sexual identity. Not wishing to be painted into a corner, Grrl said the “cautiously optimistic” future for She/Her/Hers will see the band move even further beyond the confines of punk rock, and address issues such as climate change through its lyrics.