Billie Marten is a British singer-songwriter from the United Kingdom, known for her work in indie folk, indie pop, and alternative folk. Her music is characterized by a soft vocal style, minimalistic arrangements, and deeply personal lyrics that create an intimate and atmospheric sound.

Billie Marten began her musical journey at a young age, sharing songs online as a teenager and quickly gaining attention. Her debut album Writing of Blues and Yellows was released in 2016, establishing her as one of the most promising voices in the UK indie scene. She later released Feeding Seahorses by Hand to the Wolves (2019), Flora Fauna (2021), and Drop Cherries (2023), each showing artistic growth and a more refined, exploratory approach to folk-inspired songwriting.

Notable songs include “La Lune,” “Vanilla Baby,” and “Creature of Mine,” among others, all marked by delicate arrangements and poetic lyricism. Her work often explores themes of nature, emotional vulnerability, and self-reflection.

What makes Billie Marten unique is her ability to create quiet yet emotionally powerful music. She blends contemporary indie folk with traditional songwriting sensibilities, making her one of the most distinctive young voices in modern British music.