Highlights of 2025 saw Eliza release her debut EP New Birth with digital label Real World X, with Mark Radcliffe on BBC Radio 2describing Eliza and Ranagri: ‘I was kind of blown away.’

‘Eliza Marshall picks up the flute, an instrument often associated with the classical, even old-fashioned, and sends it into an entirely new space.’ Indie Boulevard

She returned to The Royal Opera House, London, for Joby Talbot’s Like Water For Chocolate,featuring her flute, ocarinas and cedar wood instruments, and travelled to Kenya to co-write and perform in Kenya’s oldest cave as part of a commission from The British Council with Settle Stories and Msitu wa Ndoto. She appeared in Montrèal at Folk Alliance International as Official Showcase Artists with Ranagri, and worked with Jules Buckley for Florence and the Machine’s chart topping #1 album, Everybody Scream, plus recordings on numerous films scores across the year.

Solo performances saw Eliza at The Union Chapel twice inn 2025, opening for Cameroonian singer Blick Bassy, and Italian pianist Andrea Vanzo, with her own headline tour across the UK performing with Senegalese percussionist Ady Thioune. Her upcoming debut album, Eternal Birth, set for release early 2026 on One World Records.

‘Mesmerising, uplifting, joyful and driven by a profound love of nature and of life itself. Extraordinary musicianship.’ Matthew Bannister, Folk On Foot

‘The fabulous flute of Eliza Marshall.’ Peter Gabriel

No stranger to radio broadcasts, Eliza has appeared as soloist with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra for Classic FM, on In Tune for Radio 3 (Freedom To Roam/Korros Ensemble), RTE Lyric FM, BBC Radio 2 with Mark Radcliffe (Ranagri) and on the Terry Wogan Show (Tony Christie & Ranagri), and all national BBC radios. Her music can regularly be heard on many local folk shows and she has been interviewed by Rob Hopkins’ From What If To What Next podcast.

With a love for crossing musical boundaries and bringing together musicians and music from all over the world – Eliza is passionate about the binding qualities that cross-cultural music-making has to offer. Tours and collaborations have taken Eliza all over Africa, North and South America, throughout Europe, Scandinavia, India, Japan and Australia.