Mabel

Mabel is a British-Swedish singer and songwriter who has established herself as one of the leading pop artists in the UK. Born Mabel Alabama Pearl McVey in Malaga, Spain, she comes from a deeply musical family. Her mother is the iconic singer Neneh Cherry, known for hits like “Buffalo Stance,” and her father is producer Cameron McVey, who has worked with Massive Attack and Portishead. Growing up between Stockholm, Sweden and London, England, Mabel was immersed in music from birth.

Mabel’s breakthrough came with her 2017 single “Finders Keepers” featuring Kojo Funds, which reached the top ten on the UK Singles Chart. She continued to build momentum with hits like “Fine Line” and “Ring Ring” before releasing her smash hit “Don’t Call Me Up” in 2019. The track became a global hit, reaching number three on the UK chart and earning platinum certifications in multiple countries. Her debut album High Expectations, released the same year, debuted in the top three on the UK Albums Chart.

In 2022, Mabel released her second album About Last Night, which showcased a more mature, dance-influenced sound. She won the BRIT Award for British Female Solo Artist in 2020 and has been nominated multiple times across various categories. Her energetic live performances have made her a festival favorite, and she has headlined stages at events like Wireless, Capital’s Jingle Bell Ball, and Reading and Leeds.

Mabel’s estimated net worth of $8 million reflects her success as a recording artist, touring performer, and brand partner. She has secured endorsement deals with major fashion and beauty brands and has been featured in campaigns for companies like Nike and Tommy Hilfiger. With her strong streaming numbers and dedicated fanbase, she continues to be a significant force in British pop music.