Indigo Marshall

Indigo Marshall is a singer and songwriter from Birmingham, England, known for her honest lyrics and charismatic voice that have made her a standout in the UK soul and R&B scene. Her music blends elements of soul, contemporary, and pop, earning her love from BBC 1Xtra and regular support from BBC Introducing—every single has received airplay, and "That’s What Love Is" even got international radio attention. After the release of "Distraction," she gained further recognition by winning a competition in support of the Black Lives Matter movement with SBTV and was playfully dubbed “Mary-Carey” (a mix of Mariah Carey and Mary J. Blige) by industry figure Kenny Burns. Indigo is currently working on her debut EP, which promises to feature her untold story, with her next single "Questions" marking a new, vulnerable chapter in her musical journey.

Her recent releases—including "Summer Nights," "The Fall EP," "Enough," "Questions," "That’s What Love Is," "Distraction," "Therapy," and "Emotional"—further showcase her evolving sound and emotional depth, captivating audiences both live and online. Indigo’s blend of heartfelt storytelling and modern soul continues to resonate with listeners as she carves out her place among the next wave of UK music talent.