English singer known for her distinctive voice, early collaborations with Tricky and solo albums Quixotic (2003), The Blue God (2008) and Some Place Simple (2010).

Collaborators mentioned in reviews include Tricky, Danger Mouse, Josh Klinghoffer and Damon Albarn. Reviews describe a blend of trip hop, pop noir, electronic and acoustic arrangements.

DeBaser's reviews praise Martina Topley-Bird's distinctive, sensual voice and her solo albums Quixotic (2003), The Blue God (2008) and Some Place Simple (2010). Reviews note key collaborations (Tricky, Danger Mouse, Damon Albarn) and describe a mix of trip hop, pop noir and stripped-back acoustic arrangements. Overall reception is positive, highlighting vocal performance and standout singles like "Carnies" and "Poison".

For:Fans of trip hop, alternative pop and electronic music; listeners who enjoyed Tricky's Maxinquaye and 2000s alt-pop.

 Martina Topley Bird... if I just said Martina, someone might associate this name with that wonderful voice that graces Tricky's first album, Maxinquaye...

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 Some Place Simple is an album where simplicity reigns supreme

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 Martina is re-emerging as one of the most interesting pop prospects of 2008.

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