Storm Marrero is a singer/songwriter in motion.  The Brooklyn native grew up in Puerto Rico where she developed her unique vocal skills under the private tutelage of opera veteran Darisabel Isales, and as a student of the University of Puerto Rico’s prestigious musical theater department under the guidance of tenor Jose Ramon Torres.  Storm has roots in Contemporary, Soul, R&B and Latin music.  

Once Storm returned to New York, she took time to build her name and career.  And after a standing ovation at a tribute show for American Idol winner Fantasia, rumors started circulating that Storm was one of the most unique vocalists in New York. 

Curiosity got the best of people, and when Storm landed an opportunity singing at the renowned burlesque supper club Duane Park, people starting flocking to the venue to see if the rumors were true. 

New York City is not kind to its artists, and seeing is definitely believing.  Or, in this case, hearing.  But for 5 years Storm proved those rumors to be true as she wowed audiences week after week, first as a guest singer and then as the host of Studio 308, an ode to Studio 54 and the Disco era.

She currently has two EP's on all streaming platforms. Her recent production, ‘Black Gypsy’, which is on iTunes and Amazon, has gained quite the buzz, making Storm one of the most sought-after singers in New York City. 

Storm graced the stage at the revamped Théâtre XIV, home to the award winning dance/theater company, Company XIV, as one of their main vocalist. She was a seasonal cast member from 2016 to 2019. She closed out her run in the role of the queen in their vibrant production “Queen of Hearts”, a sensual adaptation of the Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland.

Storm moved on to be the first Afro-Latina to “take the helm” as the prominent Ringmaster at New York City’s iconic Big Apple Circus for it’s 2019/2020 season. She is only the 3rd woman to wear the top hat in this iconic New York institution in it’s 42 year run.

After finishing her run with Big Apple Circus, Storm was tapped to be the new host of “The Devouring”, a hot new show catered by House of Yes in partnership with The Paradise Club, located at the The New York Edition Hotel, operated by legendary hotelier Ian Schrager, of Studio 54 fame.

With the pandemic affecting artists around the world, Storm took the time off to regain her footing and got back to the stage as the newest member of Norm Langill’s extraordinary Teatro ZinZanni in Chicago for their triumphant return after 18 months of closure.

Storm has dedicated herself to bringing back a gritty yet classic and unique brand and style of singing. It has to be heard to be understood.