Its Me Margaret
Its Me Margaret formed in Manchester in 2006 with Laura Mvula on vocals, Matt Sims on guitar, and Ryan Davis on drums. Their debut album 'Alarm' came out in...
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Its Me Margaret formed in Manchester in 2006 with Laura Mvula on vocals, Matt Sims on guitar, and Ryan Davis on drums. Their debut album 'Alarm' came out in 2008, featuring the title track that caught attention with its haunting melody and Mvula's vocals. They followed with 'The Morning After' in 2010 and 'There's a Human on the Moon' in 2014.
Their music mixed indie rock with electronic elements, sometimes incorporating synthpop textures. Songs like 'Alarm' and 'Down' showed their range from moody rock to more driving tracks. Mvula's classical training gave her voice a distinct quality that worked against their layered arrangements.
Some critics questioned their use of Eastern-inspired motifs, but the band kept making music that explored identity and other personal themes. They developed a reputation for unconventional performances that went beyond typical indie shows.
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