Brighton, UK
(festival pass needed)
Stage: The Jetty @ TGE Beach
Brighton, UK
London, UK
Iceland Music and Faroe Music Export office present two Faroese and two Icelandic artists.
Doors: 7:30PM
London, UK
Miðvágur, FO
Tórshavn, FO
Come celebrate the release of "The More You Know" with Marianna and friends <3
Tórshavn, FO
Sørvágur, FO
Sørvágur, FO
Welcome, make yourself at home 🌙
Wanna know what it's like to be at one of my shows? ✨
A true stoyr, inspired by Quentin Tarantino.
SPOILER ALERT: All the boys die 🔪
Born in Los Angeles and raised in the Faroe Islands, Marianna Winter creates music that bridges two worlds: the rugged, windswept landscapes of the North Atlantic and the vibrant energy of California. This duality defines her sound: dreamy yet grounded, intimate yet expansive, rooted in alternative pop and indie pop-rock.
Marianna first stepped into the spotlight in 2019, followed by her 2022 debut EP Sorry I’m a Libra, praised by Bands of Tomorrow as one of the year’s “Most Important Albums” and featured in The Line of Best Fit. Her single “Consequences” premiered on Clash Magazine with a Quentin Tarantino-inspired music video directed by Trygvi Danielsen (Aggrasoppar), solidifying her as a bold creative voice.
Since then, she has performed at international festivals including The Great Escape, G! Festival, and Iceland Airwaves, while singles like “Cruising”, “People Pleaser”, and most recently “Patio” (June 2025) have expanded her reach. Patio earned placements on major playlists such as Spotify’s New Music Friday DK and Apple Music’s New Music Daily, marking her growing international recognition.
Currently, Marianna is ready to release her debut album, due in May of 2026. Influenced by Fleetwood Mac, Saya Gray, The Japanese House, and America, the record promises lush soundscapes and honest lyricism that explore themes of growth, vulnerability, and transformation.
The album feels like an old analog home recording from your childhood. Like a Panasonic Mini DV camera that has captured all the honest moments, and even though you were too small to remember them, it feels as if they live somewhere deep inside of you. The crackle and noise of the tape and the digitization have distorted the overall image and the memory, but the feeling remains crystal clear.
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