BIO

Marceline Claire writes English music with a strong singer-songwriter foundation, best described as contemporary folk where lyrics and melody take center stage. With emotion, authenticity, and personal storytelling, she translates her experiences and observations into poetic songs that resonate through their simplicity and sincerity. She is currently working on her debut EP, inspired by artists such as Suzanne Vega, Feist, Dido, Katie Melua, Tori Amos, Joni Mitchell, Natalie Merchant, Mazzy Star,…

Previously performing under her birth name Emiline, she was discovered as an independent artist by Radio 2 with her single “Smalltalk”, which led to further airplay in Flanders with subsequent releases. Her track “Brain” was nominated for Radio 2 Zomerhit 2022, where she performed live on national television on één. In 2024, she was selected as one of the artists to compete in Humo’s Rock Rally.

After several years of growth and exploration, Marceline now steps into a new chapter under this new name, a sound that reflects her truest self more than ever before. She kicked off this new era with opening performances for Australian band Sheppard (known for “Geronimo”) at Kavka Zappa, and as support act for UK duo Seafret (known for “Atlantis”) at the AB Club in Brussels.

Alongside multiple performances and interviews on stations such as Radio 2, Qmusic, and NRJ, Marceline has graced stages including AB Club, Suikerrock, Cristal Open Air (supporting Stan Van Samang), The Olympia Theatre in Dublin, and Koningin Elisabethzaal in Antwerp (with Scala & Kolacny Brothers), among many others. She has also played intimate sets in some of Belgium’s beloved music cafés, including L’Archiduc (Brussels), Cabron (Antwerp), and De Loge (Ghent).