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Mabel Alabama-Pearl McVey, professionally known as Mabel, is a British and Swedish singer and songwriter whose work moves between contemporary R&B, pop, dance music, and club-oriented production. Born in Alhaurín el Grande, Málaga, Spain, she is the daughter of English music producer Cameron McVey and Swedish singer Neneh Cherry. Her multicultural upbringing and musical family helped shape an artistic identity that draws from several traditions without belonging entirely to any single one.
Mabel began releasing music in 2015 with the single “Know Me Better.” Her breakthrough arrived with “Finders Keepers,” featuring Kojo Funds, which reached number eight on the UK Singles Chart. The Bedroom EP and the mixtape Ivy to Roses introduced a singer capable of pairing conversational lyrics with understated R&B production and increasingly confident pop hooks.
Her debut studio album, High Expectations, arrived in 2019 and entered the UK Albums Chart at number three. The album included “Don’t Call Me Up,” “Mad Love,” and “Boyfriend.” “Don’t Call Me Up” became her highest-charting UK single, reaching number three, and also gave Mabel her first appearance on the Billboard Hot 100.
Mabel followed with About Last Night… in 2022. The album reached number two in the United Kingdom and framed its songs as stages of a long night out, moving through confidence, attraction, jealousy, heartbreak, and the uneasy quiet that follows the party. Its recordings included “Let Them Know,” “Good Luck,” “Overthinking,” “Let Love Go,” and “Crying on the Dance Floor.”
Her success brought major industry recognition. Mabel won the BRIT Award for British Female Solo Artist in 2020. Her later recognition included a BRIT Award nomination for R&B Act in 2026.
Beyond her recordings, Mabel has used her public profile to support social causes. In 2024, she collaborated with members of the Grenfell community on a fundraising and awareness project connected to the continuing campaign for justice.
After stepping away from the release schedule that had defined her early career, Mabel returned with a more intimate run of R&B-focused singles, including “Vitamins,” “Look at My Body Pt. II,” “Female Intuition,” “Chat,” “Stupid Dumb,” and “All Over You.” Those songs emphasized looser arrangements, direct writing, and a renewed connection to the sounds that first shaped her.
In 2025, she released the self-titled mixtape Mabel. The nine-song collection included “January 19,” “Right On Time,” “Lay Me Down,” “Run Me Down,” “Turn Me Up,” “Venus,” “Love Me Gentle,” “Benz,” and “Is It Love?” Rather than repeating the scale of her two studio albums, the project presented a more personal, bedroom-made collection rooted in R&B and soul.
Mabel’s catalog now stretches from early SoundCloud releases and stripped-down EP tracks to chart hits, dance collaborations, soundtrack recordings, remixes, and the deliberately intimate music of her self-titled mixtape. Across those settings, her strongest work remains grounded in the tension between vulnerability and self-possession.
Complete List Of Mabel Songs From A to Z
- “About Last Night…” (intro) – About Last Night… – 2022
- “All Over You” (featuring King Promise) – Non-album single – 2025
- “Animal” – About Last Night… – 2022
- “Arike (Remix)” (with Kunmie and Simi) – Non-album single – 2025
- “Bad Behaviour” – High Expectations – 2019
- “Bedroom” – Ivy to Roses – 2017
- “Begging” – Ivy to Roses – 2017
- “Benz” (featuring Clavish) – Mabel – 2025
- “Boyfriend” – High Expectations – 2019
- “Chat” – Non-album single – 2024
- “Cigarette” (with Raye and Stefflon Don) – High Expectations – 2019
- “Come Over” – Ivy to Roses – 2017
- “Crying on the Dance Floor” – About Last Night… – 2022
- “Crying on the Dance Floor” (calm string version) – About Last Night… – 2022
- “Deal or No Deal” (with A1 x J1) – About Last Night… – 2022
- “Definition” – About Last Night… – 2022
- “Don’t Call Me Up” – High Expectations – 2019
- “Don’t Call Me Up” (R3hab remix) – High Expectations – 2019
- “Female Intuition” – Non-album single – 2024
- “Finders Keepers” (featuring Kojo Funds) – High Expectations – 2019
- “Finders Keepers” (featuring Kojo Funds, Burna Boy and Don-E) – Ivy to Roses – 2019
- “Finders Keepers (Jaydon Lewis Remix)” (featuring Kojo Funds) – Non-album remix – 2024
- “Fine Line” (featuring Not3s) – High Expectations – 2019
- “FML” – High Expectations – 2019
- “God Is a Dancer” (with Tiësto) – High Expectations – 2019
- “Good Luck” (with Jax Jones and Galantis) – About Last Night… – 2022
- “High Expectations (Intro)” – High Expectations – 2019
- “High Expectations (Outro)” – High Expectations – 2019
- “I Belong to Me” – High Expectations – 2019
- “I Feel Your Pain” (SBTRKT featuring DRAM and Mabel) – Save Yourself – 2016
- “I’ll Be Home for Christmas” – Christmas – 2021
- “I Love Your Girl” – About Last Night… – 2022
- “I Wish” (Joel Corry featuring Mabel) – About Last Night… – 2022
- “Is It Love?” – Mabel – 2025
- “Ivy” – Ivy to Roses – 2017
- “January 19” – Mabel – 2025
- “Just a Friend” – Stripped Session – 2019
- “Know Me Better” – Non-album single – 2015
- “Lay Me Down” – Mabel – 2025
- “Let Love Go” (acoustic) – About Last Night… – 2022
- “Let Love Go” (featuring Lil Tecca) – About Last Night… – 2022
- “Let Them Know” – About Last Night… – 2022
- “LOL” – About Last Night… – 2022
- “Loneliest Time of Year” – Christmas – 2019
- “Look at My Body Pt. I” – Non-album single – 2024
- “Look at My Body Pt. II” (featuring Shygirl) – Non-album single – 2024
- “Love Me Gentle” – Mabel – 2025
- “Low Key” – Ivy to Roses – 2017
- “Lucky (Interlude)” – High Expectations – 2019
- “Mad Love” – High Expectations – 2019
- “My Boy My Town” – Non-album single – 2015
- “My Lover” (Remix) (with Not3s) – Ivy to Roses – 2017
- “My Lover” (with Not3s) – High Expectations – 2019
- “Not Sayin’” – High Expectations – 2019
- “OK (Anxiety Anthem)” – High Expectations – 2019
- “One Shot” – High Expectations – 2019
- “Overthinking” (slowed and reverb; with 24kGoldn) – About Last Night… – 2022
- “Overthinking” (with 24kGoldn) – About Last Night… – 2022
- “Passion Fruit” – Ivy to Roses – 2019
- “Phone Call” (with Onefour) – Look at Me Now – 2025
- “Plug Walk (Mabel Remix)” (with Rich the Kid) – Non-album single – 2018
- “Put Your Name on It” – High Expectations – 2019
- “Ride or Die” – Bedroom – 2017
- “Right On Time” – Mabel – 2025
- “Ring Ring” (with Jax Jones featuring Rich the Kid) – High Expectations – 2019
- “Roses” – Ivy to Roses – 2017
- “Run Me Down” – Mabel – 2025
- “Selfish Love” (featuring Kamille) – High Expectations – 2019
- “Shy” – About Last Night… – 2022
- “Stckhlm Syndrome (Interlude)” – High Expectations – 2019
- “Stupid Dumb” (featuring Ty Dolla Sign) – Non-album single – 2024
- “Take It Home” – Pokémon 25: The Album – 2021
- “Take Your Name” (interlude) – About Last Night… – 2022
- “Talk About Forever” – Bedroom – 2017
- “Thinking of You” – High Expectations – 2019
- “Tick Tock” (with Clean Bandit featuring 24kGoldn) – High Expectations – 2019
- “Time After Time” – Christmas – 2021
- “Times Like These” (with Live Lounge Allstars) – Non-album charity single – 2020
- “Toxic” (Britney Spears acoustic cover) – About Last Night… – 2022
- “Trouble” – High Expectations – 2019
- “Turn Me Up” – Mabel – 2025
- “Venus” – Mabel – 2025
- “Vitamins” – Non-album single – 2024
- “We Don’t Say…” – High Expectations – 2019
- “Weapon” – Ivy to Roses – 2017
- “West Ten” (with AJ Tracey) – High Expectations – 2019
- “When the Party’s Over” – About Last Night… – 2022
- “Zero” (with Black Sherif) – Non-album single – 2024
Mabel Studio Albums
High Expectations (2019)
About Last Night… (2022)
Mabel Mixtapes
Ivy to Roses (2017)
Mabel (2025)
Mabel EPs
Bedroom (2017)
Stripped Session (2019)
Love Lockdown (2020)
Mabel & Chill (2020)
Let’s Move (2020)
Magic (2021)
Christmas (2021)
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Updated July 24, 2026.
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