March Fry’s music sits naturally alongside artists such as Pip Millett, Olivia Dean, Arlo Parks, and Sienna Spiro, while maintaining a distinct identity of its own. Her songs are built around soulful musicianship and understated production, leaving space for the stories and emotions at the center of each track.

Across In No Time, March writes about love, loss, freedom, and the memories that remain long after people leave our lives. The album is entirely self-written and self-produced, giving the project a particularly personal character and allowing Fry to shape every part of its sound and storytelling.

Rather than presenting polished answers to complicated emotions, March Fry uses songwriting to sit with them. Her approach feels intimate and direct, drawing from experiences that are deeply personal while leaving enough room for listeners to find their own meaning within them.

With In No Time, March Fry introduces herself not only as a new voice in London’s independent music scene, but as an artist with a clear creative perspective — one built around honest songwriting, soulful sounds, and stories that linger.