Martin Luke Brown

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Into Yellow 00:00 Tools
Opalite 00:00 Tools
Nostalgia 00:00 Tools
Grit Your Teeth 00:00 Tools
Shadow & Light 00:00 Tools
Take Out Of Me 00:00 Tools
Scars on Scars 00:00 Tools
Knife Edge 00:00 Tools
Bring It Back To Me 00:00 Tools
65 Roses 00:00 Tools
Into Yellow - BOA Remix 00:00 Tools
Into Yellow - Piano Version 00:00 Tools
J.O.Y. 00:00 Tools
Stitch 00:00 Tools
Thorns 00:00 Tools
Shadow & Light - Spectrum Remix 00:00 Tools
Take out of Me - Extented version 00:00 Tools
Shadow & Light (Spectrum Remix) 00:00 Tools
Shadow & Light (Spektrum Remix) 00:00 Tools
Love Me Sober 00:00 Tools
Stitch - Acoustic 00:00 Tools
Scars On Scars // Mahogany Session 00:00 Tools
Nostalgia (Melf Remix) 00:00 Tools
Shadow Light 00:00 Tools
Shadow & Light - Spektrum Remix 00:00 Tools
Take Out Of Me // Mahogany Session 00:00 Tools
Alter Ego 00:00 Tools
Into Yellow (Piano Version) 00:00 Tools
Take Out Of Me (BBC Radio 1 Annie Mac First Played) 00:00 Tools
Shadow And Light 00:00 Tools
Bring It Back To Me (Live Acoustic Session) 00:00 Tools
Bring It Back To Me (/Lyrics) 00:00 Tools
Take out of Me (Extented version) 00:00 Tools
Alter Ego (ECKS Remix) 00:00 Tools
Stitch (Acoustic) 00:00 Tools
Thorns (Live Acoustic Session) 00:00 Tools
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Martin Luke Brown is a singer-songwriter from Leicester who's songwriting represents his classic influences. His first single, Nostalgia is a song that reflected the experiences of his friends who were finishing university or leaving home, but which possesses a universal theme that reflects the experiences that almost everyone shares. Martin admires artists like Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles and The Beatles because they often wrote really unifying songs. He thinks that there was something much deeper to their songs than just the music, whether that be a political message or a theme that wasn't so commonly explored." As a child, Martin would absorb the sounds of his parents' record collection: The Kinks, ELO, Simon & Garfunkel and their contemporaries – "My parents were Sixties kids and that really rubbed off on me" – and he'd often be found playing the family's piano rather than listening to music himself. He acknowledges the likes of Paolo Nutini, George Ezra, Adele and Sam Smith as contemporary artists that he admires for their honesty, but he's more likely to spin some Motown or Northern Soul if he has a quiet Sunday afternoon. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.