Olivia Dean

Olivia Dean is a British singer-songwriter known for her soulful voice and emotionally resonant lyrics. Born on March 14, 1999, in London, England, Dean grew up surrounded by music and developed an early affinity for singing. Her background is a rich tapestry of influences, from her Jamaican and Guyanese heritage to the eclectic sounds of her hometown. Dean first gained recognition as a vocalist for the British drum and bass collective Rudimental, appearing on their 2019 single "Adrenaline." This collaboration opened doors for her solo career, allowing her a platform to showcase her distinctive blend of soul, R&B, and pop. Her debut EP, "Ok Love You Bye,” released in 2019, introduced audiences to her introspective songwriting and warm vocal delivery. In subsequent years, Dean continued to build her reputation with successful tracks like “Slowly” and “The Hardest Part.” Her music, often characterized by its candid storytelling and relatable themes, resonates deeply with listeners, earning her a dedicated fanbase. With her talent and unique style, Olivia Dean stands out as one of the promising voices in contemporary music.