Sometimes during times of intense hardship, worry & doubt,
something beautiful springs forth.
A seedling sprouting from the newly invigorated soil after a fire.
The flowers blooming after the refresh of the storm.
The renewed zest for life and creativity after a period of isolation...
This song is one of those.
It was written during the COVID-19 lockdown with my friend Elena Yanevich.
Sometimes the purpose of a song is to invoke a feeling....
not to make you think...
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Read moreThis week Marina Bloom released the 6th and final track in the 'Songs of Isolation' series with a new music video called 'Let's Pretend'.
It is a story of passion and dance, darkness, playing in the shadows and rhythmical soundscapes.
The lyrics are a more controversial offering than Marina's usually family-friendly content, but she felt it important to acknowledge her more adult side:
"Everyone has a darker side, even if they don't show it to the world - we all like a bit of excitement every now and…
Read moreThe lyrics, written almost a decade ago, are penned by longtime songwriting partner Michael Davis. The words are a reflection of the thoughts of his then-teenage daughter, Sabina, whom the song is dedicated to.
Presented with the lyrics seven years later, Marina was inspired to write a pop-country tune. It was decided to not release the song lest it labels her as a solely country music artist,
"I…
Read moreAs quarantine continues, so does the 'Songs of Isolation' series. This weekend saw the release of 'Alabama Nights' the lyric video.
When you listen to it, you'll notice at once the soft piano and lilting voice. The song is reminiscent of a romance that didn't make it but left a pleasant memory anyway.
Michael Davis, the penman, loves a good American place name, you'll catch many throughout this song.
With the band, this song takes on a rockier vibe which you'll have to hear once quarantine is over with…
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Mt Eden Village Hall, 449 Mount Eden Road, Mount Eden, , Auckland 1024
Globe Theatre , Palmerston North
All ages, licensed - $20 per ticket.
Raumati Social Club, Kapiti
All ages, $20 per ticket.
Third Eye, Wellington
R18, $20 per ticket
All ages, $20 per ticket.
Nivara Lounge, Hamilton
R18, $20 per ticket.
Polish Community Trust BOP and NZ Russian Speaking Community Trust BOP came together to organise an event showcasing as many Slavic groups and individuals to enable us to showcase art and culture as well as food of the many nationalities living now in New Zealand. Event details: https://www.facebook.com/events/greerton-community-hall/spring-slavic-festival-2019/2093259717645049/ Tickets: FREE!
Marina will be performing an intimate stripped-back set including brand new material from the new album as well as fan favourites including ‘Heroes’, ‘Seven Seas’ and recent singles ‘Flying’ and ‘Not Another Ballad’–which each received accolades in the Unsigned Only & Song of the Year competitions. Described as ‘World Melodic Pop’, Marina Bloom’s heart-felt music is a broad mix of pop, country, soft rock, electro-dance and ethnic–with the weaving of her Russian culture into her music making it spell-binding to witness. Marina Bloom’s velvetine vocals and heart-warming melodies make for a truly unforgettable experience in the live setting that is not to be missed. With special guest Andrew McLennan. The venue has fabulous playground facilities, plenty of space and parking. Perfect to bring your family. Light food and drinks are available on premises.
near the NZ Post shop., Picton Street, Howick, Auckland
Did you know a large Russian community makes Howick home? There's a Russian Day coming up on 2 November in Picton Street near the NZ Post shop. Put the date in your calendar and join in the festivities. All ages, fun for the whole family!
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St Patrick's College,, 581 Evans Bay Parade, Kilbirnie,, Wellington
Wellington Russian Club warmly invites you to experience the richness of Russian and neighboring cultures. This 15th Folklore Festival brings together the many different cultures to enjoy and share with you their traditional heritage. Come and try a big variety of Russian traditional food. Enjoy richness of Russian art and craft. https://www.facebook.com/events/2275063212562693/ $5 entry, pay at the event.
More details to come!
Tickets · $10 door sales only. Women about Sound presents a night of fabulous performers
With: The cinematic folk of Henika The sultry electronic pop soul of ABBIE Straight from the heart Marina Bloom Music Piano playing soul Dani
Women About Sound aims to encourage the development of a thriving diverse music community for women/transwomen/non binary in New Zealand.
Marina Bloom is thrilled to treat her fans to a two-hour show in the heart of Auckland city. Performing all of her most-loved songs from her debut album “When I Am Gone” as well as fresh, unreleased creations.
Longtime fans treasure Marina's unique ability to harness a wide variety of genres. Though her mainstay is pop, soft rock and country; Marina has also turned her versatile song-crafting skills to Russian pop, house, techno and jazz tunes. Come enjoy this intimate evening to be immersed in Marina's heartfelt songs, soulful vocals and skilled band. Check out Marina’s music on YouTube and Spotify.
Western Springs Garden Community Hall, 956 Great North Rd, Western Springs, Auckland 1022
Marina will be performing as a lead vocalist of the Russian Choir "Singing Nations". This is part of the annual event Russian days which starts at 11am and goes until 4pm. Choices of Russian food for sale and hours of entertainment.
Marina will be doing a little set of covers - English and Russian alongside a wonderful duo - Jamma Kogon and Sergei Guliaev. You need to book a table at this place. This is a celebration of the International Women's day.
After the success of her album When I am Gone, hailed as "A must-have-album of the year" by RadioNZ host Phil O'Brien, and her recent music video The Tree, Marina Bloom is back with her band to present to you her old and new songs. Book now to get your ticket.
If you would like to book tickets for Gold card members or children (8-14 y.o.) please go to the Vic theatre website https://www.thevic.co.nz/movie/marina-bloom--moving-stuff
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Private residence, Waikanae
Come to enjoy an afternoon of beautiful songs by a European-born Auckland singer-songwriter Marina Bloom. Seating is limited. Private residence, indoor event. Refreshments provided. Once you purchase the ticket, we will email you the exact address of the location.
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French Bay Yacht Club, rench Bay Beach Titirangi, New Zealand, Auckland
Come down on a Sunday afternoon to hear us play songs from our new album and chill with us. Free entry.