Your artist bio is often the first thing people read about you—whether they’re fans, playlist curators, or music blogs. A good bio can help you stand out and make a lasting impression. Here’s how to write one that works.

1. Start with Who You Are The first sentence should say your name, where you're from, and what kind of music you make. Example: "Jayla Rivers is an R&B singer from Atlanta known for her soulful vocals and honest lyrics."

2. Share Your Story Talk about how you got into music. Did you grow up playing piano? Start writing songs in high school? Share something that shows your passion.

3. Highlight Achievements If you’ve released music before, played shows, or been featured anywhere, include it. But keep it simple and honest. No need to exaggerate.

4. Mention Influences Name a few artists that have shaped your sound. This gives people a quick sense of what you’re about.

5. Keep It Short and Clear Your bio should be 3-5 sentences max. Save the long version for your website.

6. Write in Third Person Even if you're writing about yourself, use third person ("she" or "he") to keep it professional.

7. Add Personality Let your voice shine through. Whether it’s funny, deep, or casual, it should feel like you.

Example Bio: "Jayla Rivers is an R&B singer from Atlanta known for her soulful vocals and honest lyrics. She began writing songs in her bedroom as a teen and released her first EP in 2022. Influenced by artists like SZA and H.E.R., Jayla mixes smooth melodies with real-life stories. Her music has been featured on local radio and several Spotify playlists."

Conclusion An artist bio is more than just info—it’s your introduction. Make it count by keeping it clear, real, and memorable.

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