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Marlene Webber
Marlene Webber is a band led by vocalist Marlene Webber. They started in New York City, where Marlene's voice first got noticed. She dealt with stage fright...
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Marlene Webber is a band led by vocalist Marlene Webber. They started in New York City, where Marlene's voice first got noticed. She dealt with stage fright early on, and some critics questioned her style, but she kept performing in small venues and built a following.
Their debut album was called "I'm Gonna Love You," which included the title track. The music mixes soul, R&B, and pop elements. Marlene wrote lyrics that drew from personal experience, and while some found them too sentimental, others connected with their emotional directness.
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