Annemarie Quinn

Annemarie Quinn is a British singer-songwriter, drawing inspiration from the likes of Paul Simon and Newton Faulkner amongst others, to create an uplifting, unique and sun-shining style.

After graduating from Manchester Metropolitan University with a
First Class Degree in Music, Annemarie moved to Malawi, Africa in 2016 and dived straight into the country’s music
industry. Annemarie has performed at Lake Of Stars, Tumaini Festival,
Sand Music Festival, Nkhotakota Music Festival, Blantyre Arts Festival, and venues such as
Jacaranda Cultural Centre, Grittah’s Camp, Kwa Haraba and Mayoka Village to name a few.
Annemarie has collaborated, written and recorded with amazing Malawian musicians for her upcoming album ‘Blue Sky Thinking’
out 22nd January 2021.

Featuring over 40 musicians, Blue Sky Thinking is four years of experience, emotion and culture. It is the total immersion into a country’s culture, environment and artistic community with one opportunity leading to the next. It is the story of humans from all walks of life connecting, creating and merging cultures.

Shakers crafted from deodorant bottles and seeds, brass recorded on the shores of Lake Malawi, home made traditional instruments, and musicians including Faith Mussa, Lazarus & The Jacaranda School For Orphans’ Choir, come together to bring a flare of Malawian sound to a singer songwriter’s vibe, creating this one of a kind album.