10 Facts About Marina Kaye

Marina Kaye studied at Yves-Montand college until the age of 15, when she dropped out to relocate to London to work on her album in London.

Marina Kaye started posting videos of covers on her YouTube channel at the age of ten.

Marina Kaye sang Rolling in the Deep and Set Fire to the Rain from Adele and Firework from Katy Perry.

Marina Kaye released a number of covers online and opened for Thirty Seconds to Mars at Palais des Festivals de Cannes and for Florent Pagny tour Vieillir Ensemble and in 2014 for five of Lindsey Stirling's concerts in France.

Marina Kaye gained significant recognition with "Homeless" taken from her similarly titled EP Homeless.

Marina Kaye participates in the album Balavoine, released in January 2016 for the thirtieth anniversary of the death of Daniel Balavoine, using the title Only the very best.

Marina Kaye performed at the South by Southwest festival in Texas in March 2016.

Marina Kaye will do a duet with rapper Soprano on the title Mon Everest.

Marina Kaye had a well-publicized feud with her father after he said on his own Facebook that his daughter was under immense psychological pressure and isolated from the realities of the world.

Marina Kaye blamed her for changing her name as an attempt to cut herself from her roots.