King Marion

About

Maryon King, born in Călărași, Republic of Moldova, has emerged as one of the most promising pop artists and songwriters of her generation, boasting a soulful voice and a versatile writing ability that spans multiple genres. At just 25 years old, her career has exploded through prestigious collaborations with producers and artists such as Clarence Coffee Jr., Sigala, Jakke Erixsson, Melanie Fontana/Lindgren, The Futuristics, Kenzie, Kiiara, Ben Samama, Alex Bilowitz, Dagny, PHD, Lenno, Sam DeRosa, and Kate Morgan. She has contributed to tracks for Steve Aoki, such as "Nervous System," and to the soundtrack of the Hulu series "How I Escaped My Cult" with "Monsters in The Light," while upcoming releases include cuts with ACRAZE, Regard, Riton, Niko & Swae, Lucas & Steve, and others. After a childhood spent in Padua, Italy, and adolescence in London, where she initially studied foreign languages before secretly switching to music, Maryon moved to Los Angeles, becoming a name on the international scene. She released successful singles such as "Hustler," "Flatline" (over 500,000 streams), "New Life," "Boys Will Be Boys" (nearly 1 million streams), and "Back to Strangers" from her debut EP, which explores themes of emotional resilience and healing. She has had sold-out tours with Sigala in the UK and Ireland, opened for BEKA, and worked with The Stereotypes, Pam Sheyne, Aaron Forbes, and others in studios in London, Paris, and LA. Her upbringing in multicultural environments – Moldova, Italy, the UK, and now the USA – has shaped her eclectic style, influenced by Madonna, Lana Del Rey, and diverse musical traditions, speaking six languages fluently: Italian, Romanian, Spanish, Latin, German, and English. Her determination overcame the opposition of traditional parents who wanted a secure career for her, allowing her to transform secret singing lessons and underground gigs at the Venice Carnival into global success. Today, Maryon King inspires with her message of following intuition in the competitive music industry, where thousands of rejections precede a transformative "yes."