Victoria Monét

Victoria Monét McCants is an American singer, songwriter and producer born May 1, 1989, who spent years as one of pop music's most sought-after behind-the-scenes writers before breaking through as a solo artist. She co-wrote hits for Ariana Grande, Fifth Harmony, Chris Brown and many others, building a reputation for sharp, sensual R&B pop songcraft long before her own name became a headline.

Her solo output began with the Nightmares & Lullabies EPs in the mid-2010s and continued through Life After Love, Pt. 1 and Pt. 2, culminating in 2020's JAGUAR, a project that leaned into vintage funk and soul textures. She toured as support for Fifth Harmony and for close collaborator Ariana Grande, sharpening a stage presence that matched her songwriting instincts.

Monét's sound blends classic R&B grooves with contemporary pop and hip-hop flourishes, heard on tracks like «On My Mama», «Touch Me (Remix)» and «Ass Like That». Her work has earned multiple Grammy Awards, cementing her transition from in-demand songwriter to acclaimed artist in her own right, with «Jaguar» and later releases showcasing a confident, genre-blending identity.