Laura Marling

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Music career

Marling, a 16-year-old girl who completed her GCSEs at the age of 16, joined her older sisters and settled in London's outskirts. The group formed a musical movement that was referred to acoustic instruments and tradition-tinged melodies shortly. Marling joined the original line-up of indie folk band Noah and the Whale, appearing as a background vocalist on their debut album, Peaceful, the World Lays Me Down; however, she left the band before the album's 2008 release due to a dissolved friendship with the band's lead singer Charlie Fink. Marling appeared on "Suspicious Eyes" from the band's 2007 album, Ten New Messages, dubbed "Laura Marlin." Marling later collaborated with Mystery Jets and provided guest vocals on their 2008 album "Young Love." Marling began playing with Mumford & Sons' Ted Dwane, Marcus Mumford, and Winston Marshall early in her career.

After he saw her second solo gig, Marling was invited to tour with Jamie T. Adam Green of the anti-folk band The Moldy Peaches has toured with a variety of other artists, including Adam Green of the anti-folk band The Moldy Peaches. She appeared at the 2007 O2 Wireless Festival and the first Underage Festival in August 2007 in Victoria Park, East London, before releasing her debut EP "London Town" on WayOutWest Records.

I Cannot Swim, Alas' debut album, was released on February 4, 2008, and she was nominated for the 2008 Mercury Prize. On Virgin Records, the album, as well as subsequent singles, were released. "Night Terror" was her third and final single from her album, coinciding with a six-date "Night Terror tour."

The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson and Later With Jools Holland, respectively, appear on "Ghosts" and "New Romantic" on television. She appeared on Russell Brand's Radio 2 show in 2008 alongside her sister. After being refused admission to one of her own shows for being underage, she once decided to perform on the streets.

I Cannot Swim, Alas' sequel, was announced on March 22, 2010. The album, which was produced by Ethan Johns, has a more mature sound and lyricism, focusing on "responsibility," particularly the role of womanhood. "Goodbye England (Covered in Snow)," her singles, and "Devil's Spoke," were preceded by her album, which was released on iTunes in December 2009. I Speak Because I Can was ranked at number four on the UK Albums Chart on March 28, 2010. It was nominated for the 2010 Mercury Music Prize. The album debuted at number 263 on NME's list of the top albums of all time in 2013.

A Creature I Don't Know was Marling's third album, A Creature I Don't Know, which was released on September 12th. The album received rave reviews and debuted at number four on the UK album charts, ranking it at number one.

Marling completed the 'Working Holiday Tour' of the United States in October 2012 as a solo performer. She announced at the time that the fourth album, later known as Once I Was an Eagle, was finished and was scheduled for a March 2013 debut; this was postponed until May 2013. Marling announced on March 8 that the album would be released in the United States on May 27, 2013 and will be released in the United States one day later.

"Master Hunter," Marling's fourth album single, was released on April 17, 2013, while Once I Was an Eagle debuted at number 3 in the United Kingdom.

Marling admitted that she only listened to "music made between 1969 and 1972" during the album's recording process and that she referred to it as an age when "guitar was extending" in "guyan terms. Marling explained during the post-release promotional period that she preferred a minimalist approach for her fourth album, but that she did not record any of the songs without a band, unlike the previous two albums.

Once I Was a Bird is Marling's third album to be nominated for the Mercury Prize. James Blake was eventually crowned with the 2013 award.

Marling said in a September 2013 interview that she had enough songs for a fifth album at the time, and that she'll "maybe make this album and then have a long, difficult look at what I've done." Marling performed one of the new songs, titled "Born to Love," during NPR's "eTown" series's February 2014 appearance.

In an interview, Marling voiced reservations about her long-term contribution to the music industry in a European tour for her fourth album:

Marling said she is often surprised by her work in relation to the music industry as a whole, and that she often thinks, "I work in this sector," when listening to the radio, and that she is uncertain if she wants to stay in such a role.

Marling revealed on December 16, 2014, that her fifth studio album would be called Short Movie. The album's lead single is the lead single and is available for digital download. The collection includes 13 songs by Marling that were released in the United Kingdom and in the United States a day later.

After completing the solo tour for Once I Was an Eagle, Marling began recording songs for the album. The songs were written in the United States, reflecting Marling's life in Los Angeles. However, she became dissatisfied with the result and decided to scrap the majority of the songs that had been published in that time. She became involved in non-related to music during this period. She finished the album with her band at Urchin Studios in London when production returned. Dan Cox and Matt Ingram co-produced the album.

"False Hope," the artist's second single, debuted on January 20th. The track was available for digital download the next day. Both "False Hope" and "Short Movie" were treated with critical praise, with some commentators referring to Marling's singing and his confidence in his abilities.

Marling revealed a short Tour de Ville in the United States in October 2015, where she would be previewing material from her forthcoming sixth studio album.

Blake Mills announced in a tweet that Marling's sixth studio album was complete. In November 2016, Marling announced the debut of Semper Femina in March 2017, with "Soothing" being the first single from the record. The album was unveiled to critical acclaim. Marling received her first Grammy nomination for Best Folk Album for Semper Femina, but she did not win the competition. Semper Femina was also nominated for the IMPALA's European Album of the Year Award.

"Red Right Hand" by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, and "A Hard Rain's a-Gonna Fall" by Bob Dylan for the Season 4 finale of Peaky Blinders, which aired on December 20, 2017.

Marling revealed in 2018 that she would be recording an album with bandmate Mike Lindsay under the name LUMP. The pair released two singles, "Curse of the Contemporary" and "Late to the Flight" prior to releasing an album. LUMP's self-titled debut album was released on June 1st. Marling provided the vocals and lyrics, while Lindsay performed the majority of the instrument on the album.

Marling announced the upcoming release of her seventh solo album via Instagram on Friday, as well as a new song from the album, "Held Down," at midnight. On the 10th of April 2020, a song for Our Daughter was released. The album, which had been set to be released in August 2020, was delayed in part due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Marling also had to cancel several 2020 tour dates due to the pandemic's impact.

The songs from the album were performed predominately in several popular online performances, including Live at the Union Chapel: A live streamed set of songs from Marling's home in April 2020 and released on limited edition vinyl, The Lockdown Sessions: her 'headline' solo appearance on March 26, 2021, which also included a livestreamed version of "The Shadows" in April 2020, as part of Rough Trade's year-end covers, as well as a special version of the songs from the album

Marling revealed dates for a UK tour in October 2021, performing the songs from Song for Our Daughter live for an audience for the first time on March 22, 2021.

Marling revealed on May 5th, 2021, that Animal, the follow-up album to her LUMP experience, will be released on July 30th. The announcement was made shortly after the lead single's name was revealed, with the same name being used.

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