Mariah the Scientist

Mariah Amani Buckles, known by her stage name Mariah the Scientist, is recognized as a distinctive voice in contemporary R&B. After leaving her biology studies at St. John's University to pursue a career in music, Buckles debuted with the project "To Die For," which highlighted her self-sufficient creative process and direct songwriting. Her major label debut, "Master," followed by "Ry Ry World," established her reputation for vivid storytelling and emotional honesty, earning recognition from Vice, NPR, and Pitchfork.

Buckles has received industry accolades, including RIAA gold and platinum certifications for singles such as "Always n Forever" and "Spread Thin," reflecting commercial success and broad appeal. Collaborations with artists including Lil Baby and Young Thug have expanded her reach within the R&B and hip-hop communities. Her performances at major festivals such as Coachella, Rolling Loud, and Pitchfork Festival, as well as appearances on Nick Cannon’s Wild ‘N Out and the WNBA Commissioner’s Cup halftime show, underscore her dynamic stage presence and public speaking skills.

Buckles is known for transforming personal experiences into compelling music that resonates with audiences and critics. Her approach to emotional vulnerability and willingness to challenge genre conventions have positioned her as an innovator in R&B. Through her releases and public appearances, Buckles demonstrates artistic growth, adaptability, and a commitment to authenticity, establishing her as a sought-after performer and speaker in the music industry.