Martha Brown, the visionary behind the solo project Banoffee, has garnered considerable acclaim for her innovative approach to music and her ability to blend genres effortlessly. Emerging from her roots in Melbourne, Australia, she first made waves as a member of the experimental pop band otouto before launching her solo career. In 2012, she introduced her unique sound with tracks like “Ninja” and “Got It,” quickly capturing the attention of listeners on SoundCloud and setting the stage for her future endeavors.

In 2014, Brown solidified her presence in the music industry with the release of her self-titled EP, which included standout tracks such as “Reign Down,” “Got It,” and “Ninja.” This EP established her as a formidable artist, leading to her second EP, “Do I Make You Nervous?” in 2015. With successful singles like “With Her” and “I’m Not Sorry” emerging from this collection, Brown showcased her distinctive vocal style and compelling songwriting abilities.

As she continued to evolve, Banoffee’s collaborations grew increasingly diverse and impactful. In 2019, she contributed to Collarbones’ “Wish Me Luck” and collaborated with notable artists such as King Princess. These partnerships demonstrated her versatility and commitment to creating meaningful music that resonates across different audiences.

Banoffee’s debut album, “Look At Us Now Dad,” released in 2020, marked a significant milestone in Brown’s career, showcasing her artistic growth and cementing her status as an influential figure in contemporary music. With a dedication to innovation and a passion for her craft, Martha Brown continues to be a driving force in the Australian music scene.