Where music, memory,and mystery intertwine.
Michaela Foster Marsh is a Scottish–Canadian singer-songwriter and author whose work moves between the seen and the unseen, weaving music, myth, and lived experience into stories of love, loss, and transformation.
Her writing and music trace the space between grief and meaning, intimacy and transcendence, asking how creativity and ritual can remain acts of connection in a fractured world.
A Mythological Rock Opera
I Undid Orion’s Belt is a full-scale mythological rock opera set across the celestial realm, the human world, and the underworld. Told through thirteen songs and choral interludes, it reimagines the Orion myth as a story of love, power, pride, and transformation – tragedy that asks what happens when desire collides with destiny.
A myth reborn. A love undone. A soul transformed.
Starchild: A Memoir of Adoption, Race, and Family
The Matoke Tree
Completed manuscript – available for publication and agents
Sunflowers at Christmas
Completed manuscript – available for publication and agents
Michaela Foster Marsh is currently working with BAFTA Award–winning director Alex McCall on a feature documentary inspired by her memoir Starchild: A Memoir of Adoption, Race and Family. Filming is underway.
The documentary explores identity, belonging, and lived connection across cultures and generations, as the story continues to unfold in the present.
Founded in memory of Michaela’s adopted Ugandan brother Frankie, Starchild supports education, creative development, and community-led projects in Uganda for the most vulnerable.
Songs, stories and spaces where grief, grace, and everyday life are allowed to sit together without needing to be resolved.
© 2026 Michaela Foster Marsh