Amber Mark's multifaceted and sophisticated pop sound is rooted in a wide range of inspirations soaked up from time spent in the U.S., India, Germany, Brazil, and Nepal. She began writing music as a way to work through the 2013 death of her mother, and in 2016, while in her early twenties, released her first songs: "Space," "Monsoon" (featuring her mother's voice), and "Way Back." The debut, supported by DJ Zane Lowe, left the biggest impact. The following year, she signed with the Universal-distributed PMR Records -- home to similarly hard-to-pigeonhole singer/songwriters Jamie Woon and Jessie Ware. Mark's first release for the label, the 3:33am EP, also appeared in 2017 and featured her three previous singles and four new songs. The vibrant "Heat Wave" followed later that year. In 2018, Mark issued the Conexão EP, which included the single "Love Me Right," with two more EPs, What If and 1894, arriving in 2019 and 2020, respectively. ~ Andy Kellman, Rovi