Billie Marten, the acclaimed British indie folk artist, has returned with her deeply personal new album, 'Dog-Eared'. In an exclusive interview, she shares the inspirations, challenges, and raw emotions woven into her latest work.
The Evolution of Billie Marten
Since her debut, Marten has captivated audiences with her delicate vocals and introspective lyrics. 'Dog-Eared' marks a new chapter in her career, blending her signature folk sound with richer, more experimental textures.
Behind the Album: Stories and Struggles
Marten reveals that the album was born from a period of self-reflection and growth. "It's about embracing imperfection," she says, explaining the title's reference to well-worn pages of a beloved book. Tracks like 'Ribbon' and 'Talk Nice' explore themes of vulnerability and resilience.
A Return to Roots
Recorded in her home studio, 'Dog-Eared' strips back production to highlight Marten's intimate songwriting. "I wanted it to feel honest, like a conversation," she notes, describing the album's organic, unfiltered quality.
What’s Next for Billie Marten?
With a UK tour on the horizon, Marten is eager to connect with fans through live performances. "These songs are meant to be shared," she says, hinting at even more creative explorations ahead.
