Anne‐marie Then

'Speak Your Mind' is the rich fruit of the past two years' work and a hyper-confident artistic statement. On her debut offering Anne-Marie's playfully infectious pop spirit entwines with her celebrated humour, charisma and idiosyncratic storytelling - attributes that have set her apart from her peers and seen her become one of the UK's most-loved female breakthrough stars of recent years.

Anne-Marie is one of the biggest female artists in the UK today. From her massive collaborations with Clean Bandit and Marshmello ('Rockabye', 'FRIENDS') to her own bops ('Alarm', 'Ciao Adios'), the UK chart-topper never fails to release amazing singles.

England's Anne-Marie stormed the ‘10s charts with a slick but relatable package that blends rave-ready club bangers, searing vocal talent, and synth-heavy electro-pop. She revels in witty storytelling on “Boy,” its staccato hip-hop beats buffing up against her honeyed melodies, and Sean Paul/Clean Bandit collab “Rockabye” is a slamming summer anthem, all Caribbean beats and seamless pop production.

UK pop sensation Anne-Marie will release "Unhealthy" at the end of July. Her third long player and the follow-up to the hit album "Therapy" released in 2021.

The daughter of politician Albert Beugras and sister of writer Marie Chaix, Anne Sylvestre (born Anne-Marie Thérèse Beugras on June 20, 1934) was a French singer-songwriter who enjoyed a great deal of popularity in the 60s and 70s writing songs for both adults and children. An early advocate for social causes, her lyrics touched on delicate subjects such as abortion, homelessness, and sexual violence. Beugras grew up in Tassin-la-Demi-Lune, a suburb of Lyon, and then relocated to Paris with her family, where she studied literature at the Sorbonne University before deciding to pursue a career in music in the late 50s. A staple of the Parisian cabaret scene, she was discovered by Michel Valette and soon made her way into TV and radio, gaining a considerably wider audience.