ABOUT
"She holds an old crooning soul that can grip you from the moment she opens her mouth"
- Tara Dalton, Bido Lito!
"I wasn't expecting that sound...a very different singing voice to her speaking voice...very good."
- Richard Lewis, BBC Bristol
"A tardis - a huge voice in a tiny frame."
- John Murdoch
"Molly needs no hiding place with her soulful, controlled, jazz-infused vocal talent"
- Simon Redley, Music Republic Magazine
"The crowd hung on to every note as she sang"
- Getintothis
"A silky soul voice that puts me in mind of a lower register Minnie Ripperton, effortless expression without an oversung note to be found"
- Kerry JK, Fresh on the Net
As a 2020 graduate of Music at Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts, Bristol born Molly Green is establishing herself as a highly anticipated jazz and soul musician.
Performing from a young age, Molly has already graced some of the most iconic stages in the UK, including Ronnie Scotts, Glastonbury Music Festival, Boomtown Festival, Liverpool Sound City, and the well established Bristol Beacon (formerly known as Colston Hall). She has also sold out two headline shows at the legendary Cavern Club in Liverpool, and completed a sold out debut UK tour.
Her single Square One secured her a place supporting Joy Crookes and a spot on BBC Introducing’s Hot List. Her following releases have seen her surpass a total of 150 thousand streams on Spotify and gained her play on BBC Radio One.
Her ability to further realise her creative vision, by designing and creating her own clothes, ensures you have never seen anything like her before.
"My aim is to make my audience feel what I am feeling, transporting them to the body of the composer, to another world, another mind frame, another time. I think this is when music is most powerful, therefore I believe that it is my job to make that happen."
"The Bristolian’s style is curious and sharp, reflecting fully the tones of her apparent love of certain genres and the appeal of blending them together seamlessly, a concoction, a potion of symbolism."
- Liverpool Sound and Vision