Jess Ball

Jess Ball is a Melbourne raised and London based Australian singer-songwriter who began her love affair with music in 2009 at 11 years old. Her distinct sound blends influences from pop, indie rock, and hip-hop, drawing inspiration from artists such as Cigarettes After Sex, Olivia Dean, and Massive Attack, shaping Jess's unique approach to indie pop.

Before stepping into the alt-pop world as a solo artist, Jess enjoyed an impressive career as a go-to topliner for high profile dance/electronica artists. Collaborating on international releases that showcased her distinctive and expressive voice and emotional delivery across the dance music scene, Jess Ball has accumulated well over 200 million streams.

In 2024, Jess Ball officially launched her solo career, releasing a string of well-received singles, gaining spins on BBC Radio One and a debut EP that highlighted her versatility and unique pop sensibility. The singles that followed such as Please Don’t Hate Me For This, Lately, Roundabouts and Kiddin’ reveal a new layer of her artistry - vulnerable yet empowering, honest yet sonically vibrant.

Her subsequent solo career has focused on using vibrant, pop-infused music to channel her inner emotions. There’s no shying away, just a raw and unfiltered take on themes such as regret, anger and moving on - all things that we learn and grow from.