Dub Reggae
Upcoming Marina P Tour
Marina P started performing on the underground scene in her native Italy before moving to Paris where she has made her name writing killer tracks and voicing with power and style for an impressive variety of producers. Her break came when she voiced the massive “Divorce a l'italienne” with Mungo's Hi Fi, which was first released on Scotch Bonnet Records in 2007, and she has gone on to release tunes and work with some of the best producers of the dub scene like Jahtari, Stand High Patrol and L'Entourloop. In 2013 she releases her first full album “My Homeys” on her own label “Homeys Records”. With contributions from a large range of confirmed producers this album shows her ability to go from soul music to digital reggae to bass music. Her cover of Wendy Rene's hit “I wish I were that girl” has been an important step in her career as it has been playlisted on international radios. Her latest releases on Homeys Records with KSD attest her desire to explore new musical paths. This has been confirmed in 2018 with the release of “Summer On Mars”: a new hybrid album recorded with Stand high Patrol, influenced by the rich musical heritage of Bristol and led by Dub & Future Soul aesthetics. In 2020 she cemented her long-standing connection with Mungo's Hifi by releasing eagerly awaited concept album «Soul Radio» on Scotch Bonnet Records. In addition to her label's releases, she continues to collaborate with many producers like Weeding Dub, Vibronics, Blundetto and more.
Read moreMarina P started performing on the underground scene in her native Italy before moving to Paris where she has made her name writing killer tracks and voicing with power and style for an impressive variety of producers. Her break came when she voiced the massive “Divorce a l'italienne” with Mungo's Hi Fi, which was first released on Scotch Bonnet Records in 2007, and she has gone on to release tunes and work with some of the best producers of the dub scene like Jahtari, Stand High Patrol and L'Entourloop. In 2013 she releases her first full album “My Homeys” on her own label “Homeys Records”. With contributions from a large range of confirmed producers this album shows her ability to go from soul music to digital reggae to bass music. Her cover of Wendy Rene's hit “I wish I were that girl” has been an important step in her career as it has been playlisted on international radios. Her latest releases on Homeys Records with KSD attest her desire to explore new musical paths. This has been confirmed in 2018 with the release of “Summer On Mars”: a new hybrid album recorded with Stand high Patrol, influenced by the rich musical heritage of Bristol and led by Dub & Future Soul aesthetics. In 2020 she cemented her long-standing connection with Mungo's Hifi by releasing eagerly awaited concept album «Soul Radio» on Scotch Bonnet Records. In addition to her label's releases, she continues to collaborate with many producers like Weeding Dub, Vibronics, Blundetto and more.
