Melbourne-born Spanish singer-songwriter Olivier Martin is what lies between the simplicity of a raw acoustic guitar and a quiet storm of emotions. The 24 year-old alternative rock/soul singer found his soul in music and songwriting at a very early age and in October 2022, he started working on his self-funded debut EP, Ever Flow (unreleased), with Grammy award-winning producer and engineer Matt Lawrence at Silver Shark Studios, London.
He was then offered his first London showcase at The Bedford, Balham in January, becoming a favorite up and coming artist of one of the venue’s booking agents, Tony Moore, who has played a significant role in the careers of artists such as Paolo Nutini, Ed Sheeran and James Morrison.
After which he invited him to perform at The Camden Club in February and March, describing Olivier as “a very special and unique rising artist set to make it big” due to his captivating voice, mesmerizing live performances and outstanding personality and values. “There’s also a beautiful blend of English and Spanish influence in his music, and his ability to sing in both languages natively could open doors for him in the Latin American market in the future.”
“It’s the feeling what ultimately matters, what offers truth. It’s about connecting with something inward that is universal.”
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Melbourne-born Spanish singer-songwriter Olivier Martin is what lies between the simplicity of a raw acoustic guitar and a quiet storm of emotions. The 24 year-old alternative rock/soul singer found his soul in music and songwriting at a very early age and in October 2022, he started working on his self-funded debut EP, Ever Flow (unreleased), with Grammy award-winning producer and engineer Matt Lawrence at Silver Shark Studios, London.
He was then offered his first London showcase at The Bedford, Balham in January, becoming a favorite up and coming artist of one of the venue’s booking agents, Tony Moore, who has played a significant role in the careers of artists such as Paolo Nutini, Ed Sheeran and James Morrison.
After which he invited him to perform at The Camden Club in February and March, describing Olivier as “a very special and unique rising artist set to make it big” due to his captivating voice, mesmerizing live performances and outstanding personality and values. “There’s also a beautiful blend of English and Spanish influence in his music, and his ability to sing in both languages natively could open doors for him in the Latin American market in the future.”
“It’s the feeling what ultimately matters, what offers truth. It’s about connecting with something inward that is universal.”
