Jazmin Bean

Jazmin Bean is a non-binary singer-songwriter based in London whose music sits at the intersection of pop, alternative rock, and electronic textures, often laced with darkly whimsical and theatrical imagery. Long before becoming known primarily for music, Bean built a large following through bold, surreal makeup artistry and social media presence, which fed directly into the visual identity of their songs and videos.

Tracks such as «Saccharine», «Hello Kitty», «Yandere», and «Worldwide Torture» showcase a signature blend of sugary-sweet pop melodies with unsettling, gothic, and horror-tinged undertones, a contrast that has become central to their artistic persona. Songs like «Princess Castle» and «Little Lamb» lean into fairy-tale and childlike imagery subverted into something darker, while «Monster Truck» and «War Zone Urchin» push toward heavier, more chaotic sonic territory that draws on rap and electronic influences.

Beyond music, Jazmin Bean founded the makeup brand Cult Candy Cosmetics, extending their aesthetic into beauty products and reinforcing the tight link between their visual art and musical output. Their work has resonated particularly with alternative and online subcultures drawn to the mix of cuteness and horror, cementing Bean as a distinctive figure in the current wave of internet-native, genre-blending pop artists.