MARINA

Marina began creating and producing her own music in 2005, gaining initial attention with her self-released EP, Mermaid vs Sailor, in 2007. Her breakthrough came with the debut album The Family Jewels (2010), which showcased her distinctive voice and theatrical pop style. She followed this with Electra Heart (2012), a concept album exploring themes of identity and femininity, and Froot (2015), which she wrote entirely herself, reflecting a more introspective approach.

After a brief hiatus during which she studied psychology, Marina returned with Love + Fear (2019), an album divided into two thematic halves. In 2021, she released Ancient Dreams in a Modern Land, noted for its bold commentary on societal issues and exploration of divine femininity.

Expanding her artistic expression, Marina ventured into poetry with her debut collection, Eat the World, released in October 2024. The book delves into personal themes such as love, loneliness, and past struggles, offering readers an intimate glimpse into her experiences.

Looking ahead, Marina is set to release her sixth studio album, Princess of Power, on June 6, 2025. This self-released project under her label, Queenie Records, marks her first independent album since Froot Acoustic (2015) and includes singles like “Butterfly,” “Cupid’s Girl,” and “Cuntissimo.”

Throughout her career, Marina has been recognized for her ability to blend pop sensibilities with profound social commentary, evolving her musical identity while maintaining a strong connection with her audience.