Samantha Ronson

Samantha Ronson became the first rock act signed to Roc-A-Fella Records in the early 2000s, solidifying her multifaceted career as a DJ, singer, and songwriter. During her tenure with the label from 2002 to 2004, she recorded four distinctive songs, including ‘Built This Way,’ which earned placement in the 2004 hit film Mean Girls, and ‘Pull My Hair Out,’ featured on The Woodsman soundtrack in the same year. Parallel to her recording work, Ronson built a reputation as a sought-after DJ, performing live at high-profile industry events such as MTV’s New Year’s Eve show, the Super Bowl, the Sundance Film Festival, the Cannes Film Festival, the American Music Awards, and the MTV Video Music Awards. Her versatile DJ sets also led to engagements at private events for acclaimed artists and personalities including Stevie Wonder, Jimmy Kimmel, Nicole Richie, and Jay-Z, further establishing her influence in the entertainment landscape.

The band released their debut single, ‘Good News,’ in 2016, which garnered attention for its unique blend of rock and electronic influences. This was followed by the release of their debut EP through Hollywood Records in 2017, further showcasing their collective artistry and expanding Ronson’s discography within a band format. Ronson’s distinctive blend of musical talent, entrepreneurial spirit, and cross-industry appeal continues to define her career. Her diverse portfolio, from spinning at global events to designing for major fashion brands and releasing acclaimed music as both a solo artist and a band member, highlights her sustained impact across entertainment and culture.