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Mabel

Mabel is a British singer and songwriter whose music moves between R&B, pop and the dance floor, from “Finders Keepers” and “Don’t Call Me Up” to her self-titled 2025 mixtape.

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Overview

Full name
Mabel Alabama-Pearl McVey
From
Born in Málaga, Spain
Work
Singer and songwriter
First release
Know Me Better, 2015
Breakout
Finders Keepers featuring Kojo Funds, 2017
BRIT Award
British Female Solo Artist, 2020

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How it started.

Mabel grew up in a musical family: her mother is singer Neneh Cherry and her father is producer Cameron McVey. Her debut track “Know Me Better” arrived in 2015. She told the Evening Standard that an early SoundCloud upload took off while she was visiting Sweden, and Annie Mac’s support led to her first radio interview on BBC Radio 1.

Finding her sound.

“Finders Keepers”, featuring Kojo Funds, became her breakout in 2017 and reached number eight in the UK. “Don’t Call Me Up” followed in 2019, reaching number three. Her debut album, High Expectations, brought together R&B and pop, and she won British Female Solo Artist at the 2020 BRIT Awards.

From the club to the home studio.

Her second album, About Last Night..., arrived in 2022 and reached number two in the UK. Mabel described it to Apple Music as a house party, with songs moving through confidence, heartbreak and loneliness. For her self-titled 2025 mixtape, she worked largely at home with close collaborators, including Oscar Scheller and Arthur Bean, returning to a freer way of writing.

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Quotes

The songwriting process shouldn’t feel like work.Mabel, Notion, May 2025

Speaking about making her self-titled mixtape in a home studio and reconnecting music with everyday life.

Trivia

  1. Destiny’s Child’s The Writing’s on the Wall was an early touchstone for her love of R&B.
  2. Stylist Judy Blame was her godfather, as she recalled in her Apple Music commentary for “Let Them Know”.
  3. She contributed additional production to “Love Me Gentle”.

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