Ella Eyre

Ella Eyre is a British singer-songwriter, born Ella McMahon, who trained at the BRIT School in Croydon before breaking through in the early 2010s. She first gained wide attention as a featured vocalist, most notably on Rudimental's «Waiting All Night», a UK number one that won a BRIT Award for British Single of the Year, establishing her powerful, raspy voice as a defining sound of the era's drum-and-bass and dance-pop crossover.

Her solo work moved between neo-soul, pop and R&B, showcased on the Deeper EP and her debut album Feline. Tracks such as «We Don't Have To Take Our Clothes Off», «If I Go» and «Together» balanced emotional vulnerability with big, anthemic choruses, while further collaborations with artists including Naughty Boy and Tinie Tempah kept her closely tied to the UK urban and dance scenes.

Eyre built a devoted fanbase known as the Eyreheads and has continued releasing music that blends soulful vocals with contemporary pop and electronic production. Her career reflects a broader lineage of BRIT School alumni who moved fluidly between guest features and solo artistry, with her voice remaining instantly recognisable across genres.