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Qiana Martin

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Qiana Martin is a New York-based vocalist, spoken-word artist, composer, and storyteller whose work explores the intersection of soccer culture, American musical traditions, and community storytelling.

Raised in South Carolina, Martin's musical foundation was shaped by the church, family, and the rich traditions of the American South. A classically trained pianist from childhood, she served as a pianist for her grandfather's church congregations, often playing alongside her mother on organ. Her mother was also a member of the historic Boggs Academy A Cappella Choir, one of the nation's prominent African American educational institutions. This influence exposed Martin early to the power of communal singing, call-and-response, oral tradition, and music as a vehicle for connection and shared experience.

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Welcome to the Show

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2026
Track listing: Welcome to the Show

Album

Soccer Watch Night

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2026

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Label: Self Produced
Released: 2026
Duration: 1:30

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Soccer Watch Night Jazzes Up World Cup Fans With Exclusive Recording

Soccer Watch Night Jazzes Up World Cup Fans With Exclusive Recording

As FIFA World Cup 2026 arrives in the United States, vocalist, spoken-word artist, composer, and storyteller Qiana Martin is inviting listeners to experience the world's game through a distinctly American sonic lens. Soccer Watch Night is a 30-minute audio experience featuring 24 original spoken-word pieces, chants, songs, and storytelling works inspired by soccer culture, American musical ...


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