Marina’s music can’t be confined to just the folk genre; her album includes a mix of country as well as reggae and catchy pop sounds too.  Once you have listened to 'Somewhere Down the Line' you can’t help but want to listen again.

“This is the kind of music you play to lift you up, or to create a mood, the kind you play when your friends come around to chill out on a Sunday afternoon drinking wine and eating great food. The music catches inside your head and makes you realise that life is an amazing thing."

Marina grew up in West London, listening to the likes of Nicky Thomas, Marvyn Gaye and Johnny Nash and more recently Nancy Griffiths, Alison Krauss and John Prine. Now settled in Norfolk, Marina’s music is becoming increasingly well known around her home county and north Essex.  She has been featured on Norfolk radio stations and is starting to enjoy a growing local fanbase.
“I’ve been writing since I was 13" recalls Marina but it was only recently she found the confidence to go out and sing her own songs.

"If I actually sat down and took stock of what’s happened over the last three years since we actually decided to go out and do something, I think we’ve done quite well really, more than I could have ever imagined."