Marilyn Hucek is a Chilean American indie pop rock artist and singer songwriter born in Washington, D.C., and a contestant on Season 30 of NBC’s The Voice. From a young age, Marilyn instinctively wrote songs before learning piano and guitar. Her journey as an artist was deeply shaped by her late father’s battle with early onset Alzheimer’s. In his honor, she wrote “Neil Young,” her debut single, marking the beginning of her full time music career and an ongoing commitment to Alzheimer’s awareness.

Blending vulnerability, emotional honesty, and an edgy, timeless aesthetic, Marilyn transforms deeply personal experiences into relatable anthems. Her music explores obsessive love, heartbreak, grief, identity, and personal transformation, drawing comparisons to artists like Avril Lavigne, Alanis Morissette, and Mazzy Star. With a growing independent catalog and a raw, confessional style, Hucek continues to carve out her own space in indie pop rock.