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Anne-Marie

Anne-Marie

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Biography

Anne-Marie Nicholson, better known simply as Anne-Marie, is a singer and songwriter born on April 7, 1991, in East Tilbury, Essex, England. The musician released her debut album, Speak Your Mind, on April 27, 2018, reaching number three on the UK albums chart. She’s best known for hit tracks like “Ciao Adios,” “Alarm,” “Friends,” and “2002.”

Throughout her career, Anne-Marie has collaborated with some of the biggest names in the industry, including Doja Cat, Ed Sheeran, James Arthur, Marshmello, Joey Badass, and others. 

Here’s everything you need to know about Anne-Marie’s life and music career.

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Anne-Marie's Early Life

Anne-Marie Rose Nicholson was born to a schoolteacher mother and a construction worker father. The artist grew up in Essex with her parents and sister Samantha. Anne-Marie was involved in professional musical theater throughout her childhood, appearing in West End Productions of Les Miserables and Whistle Down the Wind. The future pop star became a black belt in Shotokan karate when she was a teenager, going on to win championships throughout Europe and the world. She has linked her skillfulness and discipline in karate to her success in the music industry.

Becoming a Star 

Anne-Marie's first demo recording was created in 2013 for Rocket Records. Shortly after, she was tapped by Rudimental to replace one of their vocalists, who had departed from the group on short notice. Nicholson ended up providing vocals on several Rudimental songs for their album We the Generation.  In June 2015, Anne-Marie released her first EP, Karate, via Major Tom's and Asylum Records. The EP achieved mild success, but not nearly as much as her debut album, which would come out several years later. 

Speak Your Mind Becomes a Success 

On April 27, 2018, Anne-Marie released Speak Your Mind, her debut studio album, via Major Tom's, Asylum, and Atlantic Records. The album features production work by some of the biggest names in the industry, including David Guetta, Steve Mac, Fraser T Smith, Teddy Geiger, and others.  Several of the singles on Speak Your Mind were high-profile collaborations with other artists, including Guetta, Sean Paul, Marshmello, and Clean Bandit. The track "Rockabye," a collaboration with Sean Paul and Clean Bandit, was one of the most successful songs on the album. Released by Clean Bandit, the song became a UK Christmas number one hit upon its release in October 2016, and it was certified triple-Platinum in the United States.

Therapy 

On July 23, 2021, Anne-Marie released her second full-length studio album, Therapy, via Major Tom's and Asylum. The record features four singles: "Kiss My (Uh-Oh)," "Our Song," "Don't Play," and "Uh-Oh." Tracks on the album include guest vocals from the likes of KSI, Little Mix, Niall Horan, Digital Farm Animals, and others. Critics praised Therapy after its release, with NME’s Ali Shutler describing it as not making “the same mistake” that the singer arguably made with her first album, which Shutler said was “Playing it too safe.” Ben Devlin from musicOMH described the record as “Packed to the brim with famous faces on vocals, songwriting, and production, but her relatable, unpretentious, sometimes playful delivery holds disparate sounds and moods together with ease.” Therapy reached number two in the UK, and Anne-Marie is scheduled to support the album's release with a tour in 2022. 

Guest Appearances 

Throughout her career, Anne-Marie has been a guest vocalist on numerous songs by other artists, including:
  • “Rumour Mill” by Rudimental featuring Will Heard
  • “Alright with Me” by Wretch 32 and PRGRSHN
  • “Catch 22” by Illy
  • “Remember I Told You” by Nick Jonas and Mike Posner
  • “Let Me Live” by Major Lazer and Mr. Eazi
  • “Fuck, I’m Lonely” by Lauv
  • “Come Over” by Rudimental and Tion Wayne

Anne-Marie’s Songwriting Credits

Anne-Marie has also served as a songwriter for other artists, co-writing songs by other pop stars on multiple occasions. Her first co-writing credit was on “Colour,” a track by MNEK and Hailee Steinfeld, which she co-wrote with Uzoechi Emenike, Raoul Chen, and Arthur Hamilton. In recent years, Anne-Marie has co-written tracks for Demi Lovato (“I Love Me”) and CL (“Lover Like Me”).

The Voice UK 

In January of 2021, Anne-Marie became a coach on the vocal competition series The Voice UK. The singer joined the roster of coaches after the departure of pop star Meghan Trainor. Her fellow coaches are will.i.am, Tom Jones, and Olly Murs.

Anne-Marie's Personal Life

In 2018, Anne-Marie made a public statement sharing that she is attracted to men and women. However, she clarified that she doesn't identify strictly as bisexual.  In addition, the artist has been open about her struggles with several mental health conditions, including OCD, ADHD, and dyslexia. She's shared in the past that she gave teachers a hard time in school, and it's possible that there's a connection between her academic problems and her ADHD.

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