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Known for her dynamic, inspiring, and anointed ministry, Martha Munizzi (Mew-niz-ee) is an internationally acclaimed singer, songwriter, speaker, and one of the USA’s most popular worship leaders. Martha’s musical journey began at age 8 when she started singing with her family in concerts and crusades around the United States and Canada. As a teenager, Martha’s vocal skills and songwriting ability became evident, and it soon became clear that God was birthing in her a desire to lead others into His presence as she began to lead worship at her home church in Orlando, FL. In the years that followed, Martha,...

Martha Tilston (born in 1975 or 1976 in Brighton, East Sussex) is an English singer, songwriter and guitarist. Her music combines many aspects of English and Irish folk music with more modern acoustic styles, and perceptive lyrics combining personal subjects with political, social and environmental themes. Tilston is the daughter of acclaimed songwriter Steve Tilston and step-daughter of singer Maggie Boyle. She began writing songs at an early age. After attending drama school, she formed Mouse with guitarist Nick Marshall. They released two albums: Helicopter Trees (2000) and Tales (2001), and played many gigs and festivals throughout the UK and...

Songstress Martha Bean is making a name for herself winning loud crowds over, with ‘fingerpicking wizardry and pitch-perfect falsetto' (Leicester Mercury). Her introspective songs and strong intricate vocals have a flavour of early Joan as Policewoman, which, along with early jazz vocal tones of Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah Vaughan, can be heard amongst the chordal tones of Radiohead and Jeff Buckley. Recently supporting the likes of Seth Lakeman and Scott Matthews, Martha has a world-class voice well worth keeping your ears open for. Click here to buy The State Of The Art EP via Paypal. .

There are two female vocalists named Martha Davis. 1. Martha Davis (December 14, 1917 – April 6, 1960) was an African-American singer and pianist whose musical comedy act, "Martha Davis & Spouse", was popular in the late 1940s and 1950s. Davis was born in Wichita, Kansas, and raised in Chicago, Illinois. By the mid-1930s, she had met and been influenced by Fats Waller, and performed regularly as a singer and pianist in Chicago clubs. In 1939, she met, and later married, bass player Calvin Ponder (October 17, 1917 - December 26, 1970), who went on to play in Earl Hines'...