Lola Young

Lola Young is a British singer-songwriter from London known for a raw, emotionally direct style that blends pop, soul, R&B and occasional rock and country textures. Drawing on classic soul influences such as Amy Winehouse alongside contemporary pop and R&B sensibilities, she began writing and performing music as a teenager, developing a voice praised for its power and vulnerability in equal measure.

Her songwriting leans into candid, often unflinching depictions of mental health, relationships and self-image, delivered with a distinctive rasp and dynamic vocal control that sets her apart within the British pop landscape. Tracks such as «Messy», «Conceited» and «Don't Hate Me» showcase her ability to move between stripped-back confessional moments and fuller, genre-blending production, while «SPIDERS» and «d£aler» reflect her willingness to experiment with tone and texture.

Her profile grew significantly in 2024 following a featured appearance on Tyler, The Creator's track «Like Him» from the album CHROMAKOPIA, introducing her to a much wider audience and underlining her standing as one of the most striking new voices in British soul-pop.