ML Buch
Danish musician and producer (born 1987)
Marie Louise Buch (; born 1987) is a Danish musician, composer, and producer. She released her debut album Skinned in 2020 and her sophomore album Suntub in 2023, both to critical acclaim.
Early life
Marie Louise Buch was raised in the suburbs of Copenhagen, Denmark, by her mother, a fiddler and accordionist, and visited her father, a rock and roll guitarist, every other weekend. She was given the nickname "ML" by her grandfather, which she later adopted as her stage name, explaining that the name "creates a tiny distance, and I'm free to do what I like inside of that."
Buch moved to Copenhagen as a child. When she was a child, her father introduced her to the music of The Beatles, Kris Kristofferson, and Bo Diddley, and she was especially drawn to Diddley's bandmate Peggy Jones, the first female guitarist she had seen. While learning to play guitar as a teenager, she was further influenced by Michael Jackson, the Metallica album S&M, and Danish bubblegum pop music.
She studied visual culture in college, later attending the Rhythmic Music Conservatory in Copenhagen, where she studied composition.
Career
Buch's first release under the name ML Buch was her debut EP Fleshy in 2017, the same year she began studying at the conservatory.
She announced her debut album Skinned in early 2019, ultimately releasing it on 3 July 2020 on Anyines Records alongside music videos for five tracks. The release was also accompanied by an album-length video depicting the inside of Buch's gastrointestinal tract, captured using a capsule endoscopy camera.
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