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L. Martin
L. Martin formed around vocalist Emily Martin and guitarist Chris Larsen. They put out their first album in 2016, followed by 'Reverie' in 2018 and 'In...
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L. Martin formed around vocalist Emily Martin and guitarist Chris Larsen. They put out their first album in 2016, followed by 'Reverie' in 2018 and 'In Motion' in 2020. The band's lineup also includes bassist Mark Jenkins and drummer Sarah Lee.
Their song 'Anymore' became their most recognizable track. It was inspired by Emily Martin's personal experiences and connected with listeners, gaining significant streaming attention.
In 2019, the band faced plagiarism accusations regarding their single 'Lost,' though these were later dismissed. They've worked with other artists, including The Chainsmokers and Kygo.
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