Victoria Monét

Early Life & Beginnings

Born on May 1, 1989, in Atlanta, Georgia, and raised in Sacramento, California, Victoria began her artistic journey as a dancer before transitioning to songwriting and performing. Her passion for storytelling and rhythm quickly set her apart in the industry.

• First Musical Steps: She began singing in church and writing poetry, which later evolved into songwriting.
• Songwriting Start: Signed to Atlantic Records, she initially made her mark writing songs for major stars while honing her own sound.

Breakthrough & Fame

Victoria’s breakthrough came through her collaboration and songwriting work with Ariana Grande, penning hits like “Thank U, Next,” “7 Rings,” and “Monopoly.” Her solo work, especially her project “Jaguar”, established her as an R&B powerhouse with creative depth and unmatched sensuality.

• Debut Success: Her EP “Jaguar” (2020) received widespread critical acclaim for its lush production and soulful vocals.
• Grammy Recognition: In 2024, she won multiple Grammy Awards including Best New Artist and Best R&B Album.
• Collaborations: Worked with artists like Khalid, Ariana Grande, and Kehlani, blending pop and R&B seamlessly.

Style & Influence

Victoria’s sound is rooted in classic R&B and funk, infused with modern pop polish. She is often praised for her lush harmonies, soulful instrumentation, and themes of empowerment and sensuality.

• Musical Influence: Inspired by Janet Jackson, Destiny’s Child, and Prince.
• Creative Identity: Known for her artistic control, stunning visuals, and smooth choreography that merge elegance with power.

Personal Life

Beyond her music, Victoria Monét is a dedicated mother and advocate for women in music. She frequently speaks about resilience, motherhood, and self-love, inspiring fans worldwide with her authenticity and grace.