Marnie Glum

About Marnie Glum

Marnie Glum, the stage name for York-born musician Charlotte Lynch, is known for her dreamy indie music, which she describes as "sad music for sad saps". Her sound has a tranquil melancholy and has been compared to artists like Lana Del Rey, Phoebe Bridgers, and The Cure. While she doesn't shy away from experimentation, folk remains at the heart of her sound, characterized by meticulous lyrics woven into intricate guitar arrangements. Lynch was raised within the York folk and open mic scene and initially pursued classical training before being influenced by KT Tunstall and Joni Mitchell. Her past endeavors include the release of her debut track "Celebration, Florida," which was inspired by Naomi Klein's "No Logo: No Space, No Choice, No Jobs". Marnie Glum has performed live, cultivating a dedicated fanbase through her captivating sets and participating in events like Humber Street Sesh. She has also released live sessions on YouTube, including a "Shop Session" featuring three original songs played on a handcrafted guitar. More recently, a YouTube video from January 2025 indicates a "Shop Session" collaboration with Lola Simms, suggesting ongoing musical collaborations and performances. There was also a listed performance at The Slaughtered Lamb in London on September 10, 2024.