Marlon Roudette

Marlon Roudette (born 5 January 1982 in London, England) is a British/Vincentian popstar who spent much of his youth in Trinidad and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines where he began performing in 2000. Back in London, he formed an electronic band called Mattaflix with producer and keyboard player Preetesh Hirji and they released two albums and toured extensively. From 2010 he pursued a solo career and in 2011 released his debut album Matter Fixed, which went to number six on the German Albums Chart. The track "New Age" reached number 90 on the UK Singles Chart. His second album, Electric Soul, was released in 2014 and yielded a hit in "When the Beat Drops Out," which went to number seven in the UK and number 17 on Billboard's Dance Club Songs Chart. He has continued to put out singles sporadically over the years, including "Ultra Love" in 2017 and "No Water" in 2023.