Kicking-off the year as a new, and winning, coach on Saturday night prime time show, The Voice, Anne-Marie has been riding high in the UK charts ever since January following the release of her KSI and Digital Farm Animals collaboration 'Don't Play'; a track that not only spent a staggering 12 weeks inside the UK Top 10 Official Singles Chart, but one that has become the UK's biggest song of 2021 so far by a British female artist. And she's only just got going.
The Essex-born star has now completed putting finishing touches to her second studio album, of which details will be revealed very soon. "I am so excited for the world to hear what I've been working on. This album helped me on a journey of becoming a new, happier me and I hope it will make everyone feel good, or have a good cry, or scream a sneaky revenge tune out - a song for every mood."
Anne-Marie's worldwide appeal is nothing short of monumental. A world-class vocalist who has five UK Top 10's under her wings, her unfiltered, honest approach has seen her resonate with fans across the world ever since she entered the music scene in 2015. She's one of those rare breeds of artist that's so relatable, her music makes you feel like you're conversing with your best mate, especially when it comes to relationship drama: "We all go through heartbreak at some point and it's important to talk about it. Recognise a bad relationship but also recognise that these feelings of heartbreak don't last forever and that you're not alone in what you go through."
Lockdown, it turns out, has unlocked a whole dimension for this unique performer in the way she thinks, the projects she takes on and her attitude to life. Now, she believes, it is time to make the most of everything. She says: "I feel that going through lockdown for me was like this huge slap in the face. It was pretty painful but on another level it really woke me up both as an artist and a woman. You are sitting there surrounded by so much fear and anxiety and you realise the only thing to do is to deal with it, push through it. I had to stop filling my day with distraction and figure out what really makes me happy.
"I suddenly had all this time to reflect on the past seven years of my life which have been pretty mad and deal with things that were holding me back or stopping me fully being myself. And now I feel excited about this year, and life in general. I still have anxiety but I'm dealing with it and yes, I feel good."
Anne-Marie, whose unique, striking voice first hit the music radar when she guested on tracks by Rudimental and went on to score a number one hit as the main vocalists on Clean Bandit's worldwide number one single, Rockabye. A former three-time world Karate champion, Anne-Marie's self-effacing attitude and anthemic, highly personal songs about being cheated on, body issues and gender free love made an extraordinary connection with millions of fans. Her first solo album, Speak Your Mind - rammed with tracks to dance, laugh and cry to - was the biggest debut album of 2018 in the UK and it swiftly propelled her into a whole new level of celebrity - as a style icon, agony aunt and a woman fearless enough to tell the truth through exceptional tunes.
With no connections in the music business, no appearance on reality television, the girl who cut her teeth in small West End roles and performing with a soul covers band in her hometown of East Tilbury, Essex, Anne-Marie - whose fans include Ed Sheeran and Marshmello - admits nothing had prepared her for the onslaught of fame.
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The Essex-born star has now completed putting finishing touches to her second studio album, of which details will be revealed very soon. "I am so excited for the world to hear what I've been working on. This album helped me on a journey of becoming a new, happier me and I hope it will make everyone feel good, or have a good cry, or scream a sneaky revenge tune out - a song for every mood."
Anne-Marie's worldwide appeal is nothing short of monumental. A world-class vocalist who has five UK Top 10's under her wings, her unfiltered, honest approach has seen her resonate with fans across the world ever since she entered the music scene in 2015. She's one of those rare breeds of artist that's so relatable, her music makes you feel like you're conversing with your best mate, especially when it comes to relationship drama: "We all go through heartbreak at some point and it's important to talk about it. Recognise a bad relationship but also recognise that these feelings of heartbreak don't last forever and that you're not alone in what you go through."
Lockdown, it turns out, has unlocked a whole dimension for this unique performer in the way she thinks, the projects she takes on and her attitude to life. Now, she believes, it is time to make the most of everything. She says: "I feel that going through lockdown for me was like this huge slap in the face. It was pretty painful but on another level it really woke me up both as an artist and a woman. You are sitting there surrounded by so much fear and anxiety and you realise the only thing to do is to deal with it, push through it. I had to stop filling my day with distraction and figure out what really makes me happy.
"I suddenly had all this time to reflect on the past seven years of my life which have been pretty mad and deal with things that were holding me back or stopping me fully being myself. And now I feel excited about this year, and life in general. I still have anxiety but I'm dealing with it and yes, I feel good."
Anne-Marie, whose unique, striking voice first hit the music radar when she guested on tracks by Rudimental and went on to score a number one hit as the main vocalists on Clean Bandit's worldwide number one single, Rockabye. A former three-time world Karate champion, Anne-Marie's self-effacing attitude and anthemic, highly personal songs about being cheated on, body issues and gender free love made an extraordinary connection with millions of fans. Her first solo album, Speak Your Mind - rammed with tracks to dance, laugh and cry to - was the biggest debut album of 2018 in the UK and it swiftly propelled her into a whole new level of celebrity - as a style icon, agony aunt and a woman fearless enough to tell the truth through exceptional tunes.
With no connections in the music business, no appearance on reality television, the girl who cut her teeth in small West End roles and performing with a soul covers band in her hometown of East Tilbury, Essex, Anne-Marie - whose fans include Ed Sheeran and Marshmello - admits nothing had prepared her for the onslaught of fame.
Kicking-off the year as a new, and winning, coach on Saturday night prime time show, The Voice, Anne-Marie has been riding high in the UK charts ever since January following the release of her KSI and Digital Farm Animals collaboration 'Don't Play'; a track that not only spent a staggering 12 weeks inside the UK Top 10 Official Singles Chart, but one that has become the UK's biggest song of 2021 so far by a British female artist. And she's only just got going.
The Essex-born star has now completed putting finishing touches to her second studio album, of which details will be revealed very soon. "I am so excited for the world to hear what I've been working on. This album helped me on a journey of becoming a new, happier me and I hope it will make everyone feel good, or have a good cry, or scream a sneaky revenge tune out - a song for every mood."
Anne-Marie's worldwide appeal is nothing short of monumental. A world-class vocalist who has five UK Top 10's under her wings, her unfiltered, honest approach has seen her resonate with fans across the world ever since she entered the music scene in 2015. She's one of those rare breeds of artist that's so relatable, her music makes you feel like you're conversing with your best mate, especially when it comes to relationship drama: "We all go through heartbreak at some point and it's important to talk about it. Recognise a bad relationship but also recognise that these feelings of heartbreak don't last forever and that you're not alone in what you go through."
Lockdown, it turns out, has unlocked a whole dimension for this unique performer in the way she thinks, the projects she takes on and her attitude to life. Now, she believes, it is time to make the most of everything. She says: "I feel that going through lockdown for me was like this huge slap in the face. It was pretty painful but on another level it really woke me up both as an artist and a woman. You are sitting there surrounded by so much fear and anxiety and you realise the only thing to do is to deal with it, push through it. I had to stop filling my day with distraction and figure out what really makes me happy.
"I suddenly had all this time to reflect on the past seven years of my life which have been pretty mad and deal with things that were holding me back or stopping me fully being myself. And now I feel excited about this year, and life in general. I still have anxiety but I'm dealing with it and yes, I feel good."
Anne-Marie, whose unique, striking voice first hit the music radar when she guested on tracks by Rudimental and went on to score a number one hit as the main vocalists on Clean Bandit's worldwide number one single, Rockabye. A former three-time world Karate champion, Anne-Marie's self-effacing attitude and anthemic, highly personal songs about being cheated on, body issues and gender free love made an extraordinary connection with millions of fans. Her first solo album, Speak Your Mind - rammed with tracks to dance, laugh and cry to - was the biggest debut album of 2018 in the UK and it swiftly propelled her into a whole new level of celebrity - as a style icon, agony aunt and a woman fearless enough to tell the truth through exceptional tunes.
With no connections in the music business, no appearance on reality television, the girl who cut her teeth in small West End roles and performing with a soul covers band in her hometown of East Tilbury, Essex, Anne-Marie - whose fans include Ed Sheeran and Marshmello - admits nothing had prepared her for the onslaught of fame.
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The Essex-born star has now completed putting finishing touches to her second studio album, of which details will be revealed very soon. "I am so excited for the world to hear what I've been working on. This album helped me on a journey of becoming a new, happier me and I hope it will make everyone feel good, or have a good cry, or scream a sneaky revenge tune out - a song for every mood."
Anne-Marie's worldwide appeal is nothing short of monumental. A world-class vocalist who has five UK Top 10's under her wings, her unfiltered, honest approach has seen her resonate with fans across the world ever since she entered the music scene in 2015. She's one of those rare breeds of artist that's so relatable, her music makes you feel like you're conversing with your best mate, especially when it comes to relationship drama: "We all go through heartbreak at some point and it's important to talk about it. Recognise a bad relationship but also recognise that these feelings of heartbreak don't last forever and that you're not alone in what you go through."
Lockdown, it turns out, has unlocked a whole dimension for this unique performer in the way she thinks, the projects she takes on and her attitude to life. Now, she believes, it is time to make the most of everything. She says: "I feel that going through lockdown for me was like this huge slap in the face. It was pretty painful but on another level it really woke me up both as an artist and a woman. You are sitting there surrounded by so much fear and anxiety and you realise the only thing to do is to deal with it, push through it. I had to stop filling my day with distraction and figure out what really makes me happy.
"I suddenly had all this time to reflect on the past seven years of my life which have been pretty mad and deal with things that were holding me back or stopping me fully being myself. And now I feel excited about this year, and life in general. I still have anxiety but I'm dealing with it and yes, I feel good."
Anne-Marie, whose unique, striking voice first hit the music radar when she guested on tracks by Rudimental and went on to score a number one hit as the main vocalists on Clean Bandit's worldwide number one single, Rockabye. A former three-time world Karate champion, Anne-Marie's self-effacing attitude and anthemic, highly personal songs about being cheated on, body issues and gender free love made an extraordinary connection with millions of fans. Her first solo album, Speak Your Mind - rammed with tracks to dance, laugh and cry to - was the biggest debut album of 2018 in the UK and it swiftly propelled her into a whole new level of celebrity - as a style icon, agony aunt and a woman fearless enough to tell the truth through exceptional tunes.
With no connections in the music business, no appearance on reality television, the girl who cut her teeth in small West End roles and performing with a soul covers band in her hometown of East Tilbury, Essex, Anne-Marie - whose fans include Ed Sheeran and Marshmello - admits nothing had prepared her for the onslaught of fame.
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