Laura Marling

Date of Birth: February 1, 1990

Zodiac Sign: Aquarius

Biography

Laura Beatrice Marling is a British folk musician and songwriter born on February 1, 1990, in Eversley, Hampshire, England. She rose to prominence as a solo artist after initially being part of the indie folk scene in London. Marling’s music is characterized by its thoughtful lyrics, intricate guitar work, and her distinctively emotive voice. She released her debut album “Alas, I Cannot Swim” in 2008, which garnered critical acclaim and a Mercury Prize nomination. Over her career, Laura Marling has released several critically acclaimed albums, including “I Speak Because I Can” (2010), “Once I Was An Eagle” (2013), and “Song for Our Daughter” (2020). Marling has earned numerous awards and nominations, including the Brit Award for Best British Female Solo Artist in 2011. She has also been nominated for several Grammy Awards. Known for her introspective songwriting and sophisticated musicality, Laura Marling has firmly established herself as a leading figure in contemporary folk music.

5 Interesting Facts about Laura Marling

1. Laura Marling began playing the guitar at the age of three, taught by her father, who ran a recording studio.

2. She was part of the original lineup of the band Noah and the Whale, contributing to their debut album “Peaceful, the World Lays Me Down.”

3. Marling has cited Joni Mitchell and Neil Young as significant influences on her music.

4. In 2014, she temporarily moved to Los Angeles, where she studied yoga and focused on personal growth before returning to the UK.

5. Laura Marling has also ventured into podcasting, co-hosting “Reversal of the Muse,” which explores the role and experience of women in the music industry.