Katy B, born Kathleen Anne Brien on May 8, 1989, is a British singer and songwriter known for her mix of electronic, pop, and dance music. She gained fame with the release of her debut album On a Mission in 2011, which included chart-topping singles like "Katy on a Mission" and "Lights On." These hits helped her secure a strong place in the UK music scene. Her follow-up album, Little Red (2014), brought more success, particularly with the hit "Crying for No Reason." Katy B’s third album, Honey (2016), continued to solidify her reputation, featuring a blend of pop, R&B, and electronic elements.
Before her solo career, Katy B collaborated with a number of artists, including DJ NG and The Count & Sinden, which helped her develop her unique sound. Her collaboration with Rinse FM and producer Benga led to the release of "Katy on a Mission," marking the start of her career in 2010. The song became a major success, reaching number five on the UK Singles Chart.
Throughout her career, Katy B has supported various artists on tours, including Tinie Tempah, and has toured extensively across Europe and the UK. She also partnered with Mark Ronson to create the song “Anywhere in the World” for Coca-Cola’s 2012 Summer Olympics campaign.
Her music has been praised for its versatility, blending electronic beats with catchy pop hooks and strong vocal performances. Katy B has been recognized as a key figure in the UK’s electronic music scene, often praised for her ability to mix genres and bring a fresh sound to mainstream music. Her work continues to inspire both new artists and fans worldwide.
