A multifaceted artist, raised in London. Lisa Marini’s album Buried Town was self-written, self-recorded, and self-produced; her visuals self-made, her approach self-sufficient.
After her entire 2020 tour was cancelled, Marini’s debut album Born in Tribes felt as if it were lost inside the pandemic. This false start turned out to be an opportunity: a freer and more direct way of creating emerged.
“An auspicious debut, Marini has the potential to be one of the most significant voices of the next decade and beyond”
MIKE DAVIES // Folk Radio Uk
“Lisa Marini surrenders to the magic of the art of music. An almost shamanic force
There is a profound authenticity in the dramatic and restless acoustic and introspective cuttings of Lisa Marini's music”-ondarock (italy)
“This record is “a gathering of waters
This music cuts vinyl tributaries of folk, jazz, and blues that merge to touch ritual wood, which kindles magical songs.
So, roll over Thea Gilmore and tell Laura Marling (and Tanita Tikaram) the news: There’s a pretty great new folk singer in town!”
-Bill Golembeski // FOLKING.COM
”There is a warm expansive feel to this album as it slowly conjures early morning smoky atmospheres”
- Marc Higgins // Fatea Records“Once the connection is made, it’s tangible”
-northern SkY Reviews // Allan Wilkinson
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