SINGLES
PATIO (2025)
PEOPLE PLEASER (2023)
PEOPLE PLEASER (2023)
With the theatrical energy of Chappell Roan and the laid-back cool of Weezer, Patio reimagines early 2000s indie-pop-rock through a Gen Z lens. Lo-fi textures, layered guitars, and breezy melodies create a nostalgic yet fresh vibe—perfect for late summer nights, post-party come-downs, or windows-down escapes. Think Bedroom-pop’s more dramatic older cousin.
Originally inspired by girlhood and the intensity of female friendships, Patio builds from dreamy intimacy to a high-energy, sing-along release—an emotional exhale of frustration and freedom.
Whether you’re with your girls or that fleeting vacation flame, Patio becomes a soundtrack to moments that matter, even if they fade.
PEOPLE PLEASER (2023)
PEOPLE PLEASER (2023)
PEOPLE PLEASER (2023)
We all know some people pleasers in our lives, if you don’t then maybe you ARE one… but don’t worry, soul-pop singer Marianna Winter’s got you.
This year, Faroese/American Marianna Winter sought out to add a new word to her vocabulary. The word being: no.
Her UK debut show at the Great Escape in May had strangers singing her songs from the top of their lungs, as stated by DORK Magazine.
CONSEQUENCES (2023)
PEOPLE PLEASER (2023)
CONSEQUENCES (2023)
Being constantly exposed to multiple cultures with contradicting rules and values at an early age, Winter learned to put on a mask to hide the rebel girl with a mind of her own, setting herself aside for the comfort of others. Her new single, Consequences, is about removing that mask and the shame that comes with it and embracing the imperfect woman underneath. That woman might be jealous and short-tempered, but she also gets things done and will stand up for herself and anyone she loves. Most importantly, she’s Marianna Winter.
Remember to check out the GORY MUSIC VIDEO WHERE LOTS OF MEN DIE :)
CRUISING (2023)
For Real This Time (2019)
CONSEQUENCES (2023)
Following her debut EP (2022) emerging Faroese/American soul-pop singer Marianna Winter released the first of several singles to come in 2023.
The track was written on a sunny day in Stockholm with renowned Swedish songwriter and producer, Joakim Buddee (Olivia Lobato, Lasse Matthiessen, Myra Granberg, etc.) and Jennifer Aalto.
In the words of Smokey Robinson (1979) and repeated by D’Angelo (1995) “I love it when we’re cruisin’ together”.
Roll the windows down, and your seat back…
BACK TO YOU (2020)
For Real This Time (2019)
For Real This Time (2019)
The holiday release “Back To You”, radiates true christmas spirit through a warm and cosy, tape filtered mixture of r&b, soul, pop and jazziness. The song features nine tracks of elegantly arranged harmonies, supporting Marianna’s soothing vocals. Wistful and introspective, the song reflects on the subject of longing for someone or something out of reach. In her case, her younger self. Although the lyrics and mood is quite melancholy, Marianna manages to give the song a sense of hope.
For Real This Time (2019)
For Real This Time (2019)
For Real This Time (2019)
For Real This Time is Marianna Winter's first-ever release, made with friends in Malmø, Sweden, while she was studying.
Albums / EPs
Jólasoul (Collaborative Holiday Vinyl)
In December of 2024, five of the Faroe Islands’ most exciting artists—Marianna Winter, Katrina Olsen, Dania O. Tausen, jazzygold, and gówa—come together to release Jólasoul, a new holiday album filled with festive spirit and musical diversity. The album, was released on December 6th, and is a heartfelt celebration of their annual Christmas concert tradition, now in its fifth year. (2024)
Jólasoul is more than just a collection of holiday songs; it captures the essence of the live show that Faroese audiences have come to love. Every year, the Jólasoul concert blends genres, musical styles, and vibrant choir arrangements, offering a rich, soulful, and joyous Christmas experience. From classic carols to modern festive tunes, the show embraces a wide range of musical influences, creating a unique holiday atmosphere.
The five artists have translated this spirit into the album, which brings the magic of the Jólasoul stage into your home. The album will be available in multiple formats, including CD, digital streaming, and a striking red vinyl edition—a perfect collector’s item for vinyl enthusiasts and holiday music lovers alike.
Whether you’re a fan of soul, pop, folk, or jazz, Jólasoul is a festive album that celebrates diversity and community—both in music and in the spirit of Christmas.
Tracklist:
1. Jól í Føroyum
2. Hygg Kavin (SWAY)
3. Føgur er foldin (Marianna Winther & Ragnar Finsson)
4. Jólastress (jazzygold & Ayphin)
5. Eg kom til at mussa jólamann (gówa)
6. Nissumamma og nissupápi (SWAY)
7. Sleðurokk (SWAY)
8. Jólaklokkan aftur ringir (Dania O. Tausen)
9. Tað, ið dimt er (Katari)
10. Vátakavi
11. Lat okkum droyma
Released on the following formats:
12″ red vinyl LP, CD, and digitally on all major platforms (Spotify, Apple Music, etc.).
You can check it out with this link: https://lnk.to/jolasoul
Photo: Hanna Vang
Albums / EPs
Sorry, I'm a Libra EP
‘Sorry, I’m A Libra’ is Marianna's debut EP.
A collection of enchanting and frank songs written over the past two years and brimming with personality. It features previous singles ‘Take It Slow’, a silky smooth and intoxicating number reminiscent of the beginning throes of being in love and uplifting and inspirational badass anthem ‘BMM’. ‘Voodoo’, a spellbinding song which effortlessly blends rich guitars with shimmering beats and ‘Over You’, which brings LA heat to Winter’s quintessential Nordic sound also appear on the release.
“I wanted my debut release to represent me and who I am,” Marianna explains, “and each one of the songs represents me in various ways. There are a lot of sides to me, and I’m just trying my best to keep them in balance, and that’s what I wanted this EP to reflect. This is for anyone trying to find balance within themselves while simultaneously loving the disproportions.”
Tracklist:
1 Voodoo
2 Take It Slow
3 BMM
4 Over You
Released on the following formats:
Digitally on all major platforms (Spotify, Apple Music, etc.):
Photo: Hanna Vang