Belle Humble

Belle Humble's career began as a songwriter after her song "Upside Down" was cut by Sony Epic artist Paloma Faith.  This first cut went on to sell platinum and marked the beginning of a successful career in the world of songwriting.  Belle signed a publishing deal with BMG Chrysalis UK in 2010 and releases followed in countries such as UK, Japan, USA, Germany, France, South Africa and Australia.  Her work has entered the top 10 around the world on both the commercial and dance charts. 

In the midst of writing a multitude of songs for other artists, Belle wrote and recorded a song with the Freestylers that went on to be remixed by the dubstep legend Flux Pavilion.  It was this song "Cracks" that launched  Belle into a league of her own as an artist, racking up over 30 million hits on youtube.  Garnering interest within the EDM scene, Belle went on to collaborate and feature with some of the big players within the world of EDM. 

Belle's passion for stripped-back songwriting and organic productions has however inspired her to come up with her own collection of work as a singer-songwriter.   Belle is currently working on an EP where this organic sound takes precedence; however, staying true to her love of beat-driven music and fanbase within the world of EDM, we will also be seeing releases and remixes of these songs.  

Belle has performed live with bands, solo with a guitar or ukelele, with DJs, and as a live PA for her EDM material.