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Marina Lambrini Diamandis, known professionally as Marina (formerly Marina and the Diamonds), is a Welsh singer, songwriter, and record producer. Since beginning her career in 2005, she has become known for her distinctive soprano voice, thematic albums, and for the incorporation of disparate musical styles into her work. Diamandis has released five studio albums, achieved four top-ten albums in the United Kingdom, and is recognized for her single “Hollywood” from the album “The Family Jewels.”

Diamandis’s career has been marked by a series of significant roles and achievements across various platforms. Her debut studio album, “The Family Jewels,” released in 2010, introduced her to the music industry, receiving critical acclaim and commercial success in the United Kingdom. Following this, her concept album “Electra Heart” in 2012 topped the UK Albums Chart and became her first to reach number one. This album featured the successful single “Primadonna,” which achieved substantial chart success. Her subsequent albums, “Froot” (2015), “Love + Fear” (2019), and “Ancient Dreams in a Modern Land” (2021), further cemented her place in the music industry.

Throughout her career, Diamandis has collaborated with a number of artists and producers, significantly impacting her musical direction and public image. Notable collaborations include working with producer Rick Nowels on “Froot,” which allowed for a more personal and direct lyrical approach; Diplo on the track “Mowgli’s Road,” providing a distinctive electronic and dance flavor to her sound; Benny Blanco on “Electra Heart,” contributing to the polished pop production; Clean Bandit on the single “Disconnect,” blending classical and electronic elements; Zedd on the track “True Colors,” showcasing her vocal versatility; and Luis Fonsi on “Baby,” exploring Latin pop genres.