BEBE REXHA

Bebe Rexha (born August 30, 1989) is an American singer and songwriter from Brooklyn, New York. She began her career as a vocalist for the pop band Black Cards in 2010 and quickly established herself as a sought-after songwriter, co-writing Eminem's Grammy Award-winning single "The Monster". She signed with Warner Records and released her debut EP I Don't Wanna Grow Up in 2015.

Some of her biggest hits include 'Meant to Be' (feat. Florida Georgia Line), 'Me, Myself & I' (with G-Eazy), 'In the Name of Love' (with Martin Garrix), 'Hey Mama' (with David Guetta), and 'I'm Good (Blue)' (with David Guetta), which topped the charts in twenty-two countries. Her studio albums include Expectations (2018), Better Mistakes (2021), Bebe (2023), and Dirty Blonde (2026).

Bebe Rexha is known for her powerhouse vocals, emotional songwriting, and her ability to seamlessly cross pop, country, and electronic genres, making her one of the most versatile artists of her generation.