BIO

Billie Maree is a songwriter, musician, and producer whose music draws inspiration from the complexities of human emotion and the natural world. Growing up on an eclectic mix of artists, Billie explores and blends elements from multiple genres. Their music creates space for people to feel deeply and remember their connection with nature, while remaining accessible and contemporary.  

Having released their self-produced EP, “We Belong”, in 2023 (featured on BBC Introducing), they have been developing their sound. Billie has played shows and festivals around the UK, including The Jam Jar (Bristol), Dingwalls (Camden), and two sold-out shows in Devon, The Barrel House (Totnes) and The MIC (Buckfastleigh).

In addition to performing live, Billie spends most of their time crafting music from a home studio in Devon. Billie’s music is deeply rooted in collaboration with the natural world. Hugely inspired by nature, their next body of work weaves together field recordings gathered from time spent outdoors, rivers, birds, and the sea. Each one transformed into musical elements. The EP is being released in collaboration with Sounds Right and EarthPercent, organisations that recognise Nature as an artist by featuring them on the song. Billie’s music acts as a quiet form of activism, inviting deep listening, gently reminding us that we are not separate from nature but innately connected to it. Their work reflects influences from their love of electronic textures, organic instrumentation and this connection to nature. 

Their style can best be described as a blend of ethereal jazz and alternative pop, with a refreshing flair of compelling and imaginative songwriting. Billie has been likened to London Grammar, Florence and The Machine and Aurora.