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Explore each track from the album, with handpicked quotes from MARINA, artwork, videos, and facts that marked the FROOT era. Let each song reveal a slice of the story, one fruit at a time.


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“It’s about emotional growth, it was the first time I felt happy in a very long time.”
Marina




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“It’s the weirdest pop song I’ve written. And maybe the most fun.”
Marina


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“It’s about the other side of the relationship, which isn’t talked about much, which is when you have to break up with someone and you have to deal with the guilt of hurting someone you loved.”
Marina




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“Blue this is one of the most pop sounding tracks on the record it’s quite electronic… it’s quite 70s inspired and had a lot of fun creating it, that was the first track that that I recorded with David Coston”
Marina



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“I wrote that when I was extremely hung over the day after a Brit Awards party, it kind of encapsulate the whole mood of the record though cuz it’s very much taking a look at my life from a bird’s eye view”
Marina




Written during the Coldplay tour in Germany (September 2012); emerged from frustration and reflection.




“It’s about avoiding being defined constantly defined by people, so I kind of wrote it with women in mind but I guess, you know it can can be applied to anybody this is one of the tracks I’m most excited for fans to hear”
Marina




“Solitaire is about sticking up for yourself and staying strong no matter what’s going on around you.”
Marina




“It is, it’s like classic rock!… I added it at the last minute… But for me it’s really important for the sound of the record ’cause that was one of the first songs I wrote and that heralded the new shift in direction.”
Marina




“Thi is the one that I can relate to the least now, it seems very far away from me but it was about you know the feeling that you get when you’re in a relationship where you’re not really quite over the relationship before and you are letting that effect your current one”
Marina




“Reflects on humanity’s proneness to violence, and is inspired by contemporary events including the Boston Marathon bombing and the Delhi gang rape; Diamandis called it one of the ‘most important’ songs on Froot ”





“This was inspired by the idea that you know when you die you don’t you can’t leave anything behind except for your memories…”
Marina
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“I mean, for me the song was about not needing certain things anymore, not being attracted to certain things. Particularly with my career and my industry, it was like a letting go feeling, so maybe that resonates with people.”
Marina




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Credits: This website was designed and developed by meweb.io, using publicly available visuals and materials from the FROOT era. Original FROOT album artwork by Sam Coldy. Photography by Charlotte Rutherford. Special thanks to marina.fandom.com for its invaluable archive of information and imagery. A fan-made project created with admiration, by a fan, for an artist.