Laura Marling is het wonderkind van de jonge lichting Britse folkartiesten. Kaapte een Brit Award weg als Beste Vrouwelijke Artieste en wordt door de verzamelde pers bestempeld als de Joni Mitchell van de 21ste eeuw. Zowel haar debuut ‘Alas, I Cannot Swim’ als de begin 2010 verschenen opvolger ‘I Speak Because I Can’ werden genomineerd voor de Mercury Music Prize. Terecht. Zonet verscheen haar tweede album in 1 jaar tijd getiteld ‘A Creature I Don’t Know’ en ook hier geen overhaast bij mekaar gesprokkelde verzameling overschotjes, maar opnieuw pure, getormenteerde folk die boven het genre uit stijgt. Een mooi afschrift van het grote talent dat nu al in Laura schuilt; nu al want Marling telt nog maar 21 lentes.
Na een in geen tijd uitverkocht en bovendien fel gesmaakt concert in de piepkleine Witloofbar van de Botanique is Ms Marling klaar voor een concert in de AB.
Laura Marling (born 1.2.1990)
Laura Marling is singer-songwriter from Eversley, Hampshire. She rose to fame through the London folk scene and later found prominence as a solo artist. Marling has toured with a number of well-recognised indie bands and her own work is acknowledged for her bold melodies and poetic lyrics.
Laura Marling: Childhood & Early Musical Career
Laura Marling was born in Hampshire, England, where she learned guitar at a young age. As a teenager, Laura was one of the original members of Noah and the Whale. During the time that she was in the band, she dated the band's singer, Charlie Fink but left after the release of their album Peaceful, the World Lays Me Down. The artist Emmy the Great was also in the band around the same time.
In 2007, Laura Marling appeared on 'Suspicious Eyes' by The Rakes, a track from their album Ten New Messages, after their singer Alan Donohoe discovered her on Myspace. She went on to collaborate with Mystery Jets on their single 'Young Love'.
Laura Marling: Music Career
Laura Marling's debut solo album, Alas, I Cannot Swim, was released in 2008. The album went on to be nominated for that year's Mercury Music Prize but lost out to Elbow's The Seldom Seen Kid. Following the release of the album, she embarked on her 'Night Terror Tour', named after the single 'Night Terror'. Laura Marling was also invited to tour with Jamie T, as well as opening for Adam Green (of The Moldy Peaches). Laura Marlin also infamously chose to perform on the street for her fans, after being denied entry to her own gig for being underage.
In 2009, in an interview with The Guardian, Laura Marling announced that she was dating Marcus Mumford of the British folk band Mumford and Sons.
Laura Marling's second album, I Speak Because I Can was released in 2010 and was produced by Ethan Jones. The debut single released from the album was 'Goodbye England (Covered In Snow)'.
Na een in geen tijd uitverkocht en bovendien fel gesmaakt concert in de piepkleine Witloofbar van de Botanique is Ms Marling klaar voor een concert in de AB.
Laura Marling (born 1.2.1990)
Laura Marling is singer-songwriter from Eversley, Hampshire. She rose to fame through the London folk scene and later found prominence as a solo artist. Marling has toured with a number of well-recognised indie bands and her own work is acknowledged for her bold melodies and poetic lyrics.
Laura Marling: Childhood & Early Musical Career
Laura Marling was born in Hampshire, England, where she learned guitar at a young age. As a teenager, Laura was one of the original members of Noah and the Whale. During the time that she was in the band, she dated the band's singer, Charlie Fink but left after the release of their album Peaceful, the World Lays Me Down. The artist Emmy the Great was also in the band around the same time.
In 2007, Laura Marling appeared on 'Suspicious Eyes' by The Rakes, a track from their album Ten New Messages, after their singer Alan Donohoe discovered her on Myspace. She went on to collaborate with Mystery Jets on their single 'Young Love'.
Laura Marling: Music Career
Laura Marling's debut solo album, Alas, I Cannot Swim, was released in 2008. The album went on to be nominated for that year's Mercury Music Prize but lost out to Elbow's The Seldom Seen Kid. Following the release of the album, she embarked on her 'Night Terror Tour', named after the single 'Night Terror'. Laura Marling was also invited to tour with Jamie T, as well as opening for Adam Green (of The Moldy Peaches). Laura Marlin also infamously chose to perform on the street for her fans, after being denied entry to her own gig for being underage.
In 2009, in an interview with The Guardian, Laura Marling announced that she was dating Marcus Mumford of the British folk band Mumford and Sons.
Laura Marling's second album, I Speak Because I Can was released in 2010 and was produced by Ethan Jones. The debut single released from the album was 'Goodbye England (Covered In Snow)'.
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