Luke Marzec

Luke Marzec is an English singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist. He released his debut EP, Chances, in 2018, and subsequently released two further EPs. His debut album is titled Something Good Out of Nothing, released in August 2025.

Early life and education Luke Marzec was born in England. His father is a set designer, who later worked in industrial theatre, designing large events in the late 1990s. His mother was from Gdańsk in Poland, and encouraged his musical development. During his childhood he spent a lot of time practising or performing music. aged 11,

He began to gain wider attention by 2019, mainly through YouTube, where he appeared in videos directed by Harry Lindley. At that time he was sharing a studio in London with two other musicians, and working on songs to make into an album.

He has collaborated with Irish musician Maverick Sabre, VC Pines, German DJ/producer collective Jazzanova, This was followed by "Growing Up With You" in February 2025. The track features live drums by David Beauchamp, along with bass by Marzec, and was recorded in his home studio in Buckfastleigh, Devon. This was followed in July by "Broken Promises". The music video for this single was directed by Alice Carfrae, and filmed at various towns along the coast of England. The album was launched on 8 August at a music venue in Totnes called The Barrel House, During the residency, Marzec continued his live project, Luke Marzec and the Neighbours (with David Beauchamp on drums; Sam Keene on bass; and Will Tyler on electric guitar). .

Marzec is billed as a "soul-experimentalist". He has been involved in a number of projects simultaneously. One of these is the curation of a music collective or ongoing "jam session" in London called Headroom, which includes electronic and jazz musicians. His music has also been played by BBC Radio 6 Music and KCRW in Los Angeles.

As of July 2025 his music had had over 15 million streams on Spotify.

He played at Henley Festival in July 2025. He also performed at the We Out Here festival, and at the Sidmouth Jazz & Blues Festival in May 2026. His live project, Luke Marzec and The Neighbours, is scheduled to appear at the same venue in November 2026.

Personal life For some years before 2019, and then through the COVID-19 pandemic, Marzec lived on a narrowboat on London canals, after a friend left it to him when he left the country. He later relocated to Devon.