Mabel

British-Swedish singer and songwriter

Mabel - British-Swedish singer and songwriter
Born

February 19th, 1996
29 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United Kingdom

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Born in 1996, a British-Swedish singer garnered attention with a unique blend of pop and R&B music. The debut album, 'High Expectations,' released in 2019, achieved commercial success, including chart-topping singles. Mabel's music often explores themes of love and empowerment, resonating with a global audience. Recognition included nominations and awards at various music ceremonies, highlighting contributions to the contemporary music scene.

Released debut album 'High Expectations'

Achieved UK number one single with 'Don't Call Me Up'

Nominated for BRIT Awards

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