Molly Burman

Molly Ciara Burman is an English musician from Hornsey. She has released two EPs, Fool Me With Flattery and Worlds Within Worlds, and is a member of Loud LDN. Her father, Lance Burman, was a member of Chiefs of Relief.

Life and career Molly Ciara Burman was born in Kentish Town, before moving to Hornsey. Growing up, she listened to her parents' music, such as the Beatles, Fleetwood Mac, and David Bowie, and aged six, she and her father wrote a Christmas song together; and switched from writing on piano to writing on guitar after becoming obsessed with the Vamps. having thought of the first lyric on the bus home and the rest in her room. The following month she released "Everytime", a song about learning to enjoy her own company following multiple instances of being ghosted, and in June 2021, she released "Debt", a riposte to a sex pest she encountered during a night out, which was accompanied by a music video. Later that year, she released the Fool Me With Flattery EP, and about feeling insecurities.

In May 2023, she released "Beautiful People", a song about dating while queer, having realised that she was attracted to all genders aged 19 In August 2023, she released Worlds Within Worlds, a six-track EP, named after the notion that everyone has their own solar system, and with each track set on a different planet of MollyLand; the song was promoted with the lead track "Friday Pretty", In 2024, she began performing as one fifth of Molly & The Dolly Shop.

Artistry and personal life Burman's music has been described as indie pop by The Line of Best Fit Dave Burman, her mother is an Irish singer who sang with Shane MacGowan and as part of the singing comedy act The Frigidaires, who played bass for Chiefs of Relief, and played bass and guitar on Mekon and Marc Almond's "Please Stay", a cover of the Cryin' Shames' song, which charted at No. 91 on the UK Singles Chart. She is a member of Loud LDN, a collective of London-based women and genderqueer musicians set up in May 2022, which she joined a month after it was created.