Marlowe - Testcard - Roja

Marlowe

Debut EP - 'It's turning me on'

• Sketch of a female, looking downwards at a mirror putting on lipstick.
• Male solo artist. 
• Album is red with black outline of the woman, linking to the tittle 'it's turning me on'.
• Red is sensuous, and holds sexual connotations. 
• She is revealing her leg, slightly above the knee.
• White typography which stands out, meaning the name of the artist is important - name of the EP is smaller. 

Debut Album - 'Darksparklecorner'

• High exposure on young boy's face, handing the fact he looks fearful.
• He comforts himself with layers of blankets, protecting him from the light. 
• Low budget bed and blanket - 90's or 00's because of the colours and design.

Second Album - 'a day in July'

• Juxtaposes last album cover - three asian children looking over mountains.
• White typography on red background linking with first album cover as well as same font.
• Sunny day (pathetic fallacy?)
• One child looks at camera, whilst the others sit down observing.
• Young children used again, linking to the second album, adding a youthful element to his music. 

Third Album - 'deep breathe fake air'

• Computer generated, showing inside of a mans respiratory system - more contemporary and artistic
• Black typography for name - white for name of the album, still using lower case as he has through all of his covers.
• Organic artist.

Testcard

Debut album - 'Lines'

• Uses capitol letters, changed colour palette to neutral - more dull
• morse code? - electronic

Roja

Deubut album - 'Promises I should have kept' 

• Spanish and Mexican imagery - folk music?
• red typography - roja translates as red in spanish 
• Spanish woman, with a lasso on a horse.
• Woman seems slightly masculine as she has big black curly hair.