The charismatic artist pulls no punches on her latest release
Newcastle singer-songwriter Martha Hill has spent the past few years establishing herself as a powerful and distinctive voice in the UK music scene, never afraid to use her sound and her platform to speak out about what she believes in.
On her latest release ‘Empire’, the artist continues to craft immersive and captivating sounds that pack a very real, very necessary punch. This time taking aim at the problematic imbalance of power at the very highest levels, and specifically the often negligent actions of the (typically) white men that dominate powerful spaces. Her engrossing and often emphatic sound and caustic wit means that she can seem to seamlessly bridge these topics without it ever feeling jarring or forced, and there is a natural, conversational tone to Martha’s sound makes it believable and real, and leaves you hanging on her every word. Martha is in full command of her distinctive sound, and feels more vital and important with each pressing release, both for her creative sounds and her insightful, cutting lyrics.
