Marvin Muoneké

Marvin Muoneké dubs himself as 'The Young Man with The Old Soul" and once you hear his voice and style, you'll understand why.
Marvin is a gifted jazz singer, songwriter, arranger and producer with a voice that Debbie McGee (wife of the late, great Paul Daniels) once referred to as rich, deep and wonderful; a voice that is heavily influenced by the likes of Nat 'King' Cole, Paul Robeson, Billy Eckstine, Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald and Mel Tormé, to name but a few.

In addition to his singing, Marvin also writes his own songs in the traditional style of the legendary songwriters of the Great American Songbook and he is also an extremely seasoned arranger, creating arrangements of his own songs as well as other well-known standards.

In 2017 Marvin graduated with a BA in Professional Music Performance and Production at Bath Spa University.

He has performed with notable jazz ensembles including the Down for the Count Swing Orchestra and the National Youth Jazz Orchestra.

Marvin was also given the honour to entertain Her Royal Highness, Princess Anne at a special opening of the Weston College South West Skills Campus in 2018.

Marvin appeared as a hopeful contestant on The Voice UK in 2016 and more recently as a semi-finalist on Britain's Got Talent in 2018, and since then, in addition to performing to hundreds of people at various nightclubs and theatres throughout his career, Marvin has risen to take his place as one of the most popular vocalists in the South of England.