Mimi Webb

Born Amelia Anne Webb in Canterbury, Kent, Mimi Webb occupies a voice-centred strand of British pop, balancing breakup ballads, melodic choruses and contemporary production with soul influences. She began writing as a teenager, studied at BIMM in Brighton, and released her first tracks in 2020 with “Before I Go” and “I’ll Break My Heart Again”. Mimi Webb rose in 2021 with “Reasons” and the EP Seven Shades of Heartbreak, released the same year, which features “Good Without”, “Dumb Love” and “24/5”. Her songwriting has remained focused on direct, emotional pop, driven by clear vocal lines and songs crafted to alternate intimacy and radio-friendly impact. In 2022 she multiplied her live appearances in the UK and internationally, opened dates for Tate McRae in North America and sustained that momentum with her debut album Amelia in 2023, propelled by tracks such as “House on Fire”, “Ghost of You” and “Red Flags”. Her career has continued with new tours, the standalone single “Mistake” in 2024, and the duet “Mind Reader” with Meghan Trainor and the album Confessions in 2025, which extends Mimi Webb’s emotional, accessible and very vocal pop.