Jon Bellion

Jon Bellion is an American singer, songwriter and producer from Long Island, New York, signed to Capitol Records and his own Visionary Music Group. Before establishing his solo career he built a reputation as a behind-the-scenes songwriter, notably co-writing the hook for Eminem's «The Monster» and contributing to tracks for artists such as Jason Derulo. His self-produced approach and genre-blending style, drawing on hip-hop, pop, gospel-tinged vocal arrangements and electronic production, set him apart from typical pop songwriters.

His debut studio album, The Human Condition, released in 2016, featured songs like «All Time Low» and «Guillotine», and established his layered, maximalist production style paired with introspective, often spiritually-themed lyrics. He followed with Glory Sound Prep in 2018, continuing to explore themes of self-doubt, ambition and faith through tracks such as «Woke the Fuck Up» and «New York Soul (Part ii)».

Bellion is known for maintaining tight creative control over his music, frequently producing and arranging his own work rather than relying on outside collaborators, which has made his catalog distinctive within mainstream pop. His combination of songwriting craft for other artists and a genre-crossing solo career has made him a respected figure among both mainstream audiences and fellow producers.