JADE

JADE — full name Jade Amelia Thirlwall — is a British singer from South Shields, England, best known as a founding member of Little Mix, the girl group formed on The X Factor UK in 2011 and later crowned one of the best-selling girl groups in British history. After Little Mix went on hiatus, JADE launched a solo career defined by a bolder, more experimental pop sound that blends dance, electronic textures and glossy R&B hooks.

Her solo work, including singles like «Angel Of My Dreams» and «FUFN (Fuck You For Now)», showcases a theatrical, fashion-forward take on pop, drawing comparisons to early-2000s and 2010s dance-pop while carving out its own identity through sharp visuals and vocal ad-libs. Tracks such as «IT girl» and «Fantasy» lean into upbeat, hook-driven production, while «Midnight Cowboy» and «Plastic Box» show a willingness to experiment with genre and tone.

Beyond music, JADE is an outspoken advocate for the LGBTQ+ community and has spoken openly about mental health and body image. Her transition from group member to solo artist has been closely watched as one of the more artistically ambitious post-Little Mix ventures.