Bishop Briggs

English singer-songwriter Bishop Briggs, known for her poignant lyrics and powerful vocals, has a music career that spans multiple successful albums, chart-topping singles, and performances at renowned venues. Briggs' single "River" not only peaked at number 3 on the US Alternative Chart, but also amassed more than 485 million streams on Spotify, signifying her wide-reaching impact in the music industry. The song was a key track on her debut album "Church of Scars," which was released in April 2018. This was followed by her second album, "Champion," in July 2019, earning a place in The Young Folks Top 50 albums of the year. Her television debut was marked by an impactful performance of "River" on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, further establishing her presence in the music industry.

Briggs' career is not limited to solo projects; she has also been involved in numerous collaborations and features. She opened for the globally recognized band Coldplay during their 2016 tour and featured in their song "So Tied Up." Her music has also transcended the sphere of albums and concerts, finding its way into the soundtracks of various films and games. For instance, her song "Mercy" was included in the soundtrack of "xXx: Return of Xander Cage," "Dark Side" was part of the cinematic universe with its inclusion in "Avengers," and "Revolution" was featured in EA Games' NHL 23 soundtrack.

Not only a successful recording artist, Briggs has also made a name for herself in live performances, having performed on main stages like the Panorama Festival in New York City and Coachella. In a testament to her tenacity, she even performed at Coachella during her third trimester of pregnancy in May 2022. In addition, she was crowned the winner of season nine of "The Masked Singer," becoming the first British and international singer to achieve this feat. Her most recent work includes the album "Tell My Therapist I'm Fine," featuring music videos for songs like "My Serotonin," "Good For Me," and "Mona Lisa On A Mattress."