Harmony of Heaven · Artist Concept in Development

Marnie Vale

A little sunshine. A little heartache.
A chorus you carry home.

Warm, melodic, seventies-inspired pop with everyday stories, a sense of humor, and room for hope.

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More of a sound we love

Marnie Vale is an artist concept in development, exploring warm, melodic, vintage-inspired pop through original songs and visual storytelling. Marnie is a creative identity rather than a real-life performer.

The project makes room for a musical taste that listeners still want more of: memorable melodies, rich harmonies, character, and songs about ordinary life. It also offers a creative reference for emerging singers and musicians exploring similar territory.

These are stories of difficult days, awkward apologies, second chances, and the small things that make a life beautiful.

The albums · Three chapters

Start here. Follow the story.

Good News for Bad Days — Marnie Vale album cover

01 · Finding hope

Good News for Bad Days

The debut chapter: grace on difficult days, warm melodies, and a reason to keep going.

A starting point for listeners who love heartfelt, melody-led pop.

Make Room — Marnie Vale album cover

02 · Making space

Make Room

A chapter about opening the door, letting other people in, and making space for what matters.

Vintage pop warmth with an invitation at its heart.

The Beautiful Ordinary — Marnie Vale album cover

03 · Noticing life

The Beautiful Ordinary

Everyday joy, complicated people, forgiveness, and a world that keeps turning.

Start with “Here Comes the Good Part,” “Everybody’s Somebody’s Problem,” “It’s a Wonderful Thing,” “I Was Wrong About You,” and “And the World Keeps Turning.”

Watch Marnie videos on the Harmony of Heaven YouTube channel →

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Hear something you could make your own?

We welcome inquiries from singers, musicians, producers, and creative partners.

  • Record your own version: tell us which song you connect with and how you would like to develop it.
  • Use an existing recording: describe your video, film, campaign, or other project.
  • Explore the artist concept: discuss a collaboration or the development of this musical direction.

Include the song title, your project, intended use, platforms, territory, and timing. We will review the available rights and proposed scope before confirming an offer. Any permission requires a written agreement; submitting an inquiry does not grant a license.

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