Linda Perry

Linda Perry, a Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter and record producer, first achieved international success as the lead singer and primary songwriter for the band 4 Non Blondes. After joining the group in 1989, Perry led them to sign with Interscope Records in July 1991. The band released their sole album, ‘Bigger, Better, Faster, More!’ in 1992, featuring Perry’s song ‘What’s Up?’ which became a global phenomenon. The single reached number one in 10 countries and contributed significantly to the album’s sale of 1.5 million copies worldwide.

Expanding her entrepreneurial ventures, Perry launched Custard Records in 2004 and continued to collaborate with major artists, including on Christina Aguilera’s ‘Back to Basics’ album in 2005. She signed artist Little Fish to her label in 2008 and later founded Deep Dark Robot in 2010, with the band releasing their album ‘8 Songs About a Girl’ in 2011. In 2014, Perry appeared in ‘Make or Break: The Linda Perry Project’, further showcasing her dedication to artist development. Her songwriting prowess continued to shine with collaborations such as co-authoring ‘Can’t Let Go’ for Adele’s chart-topping album ’25’ in 2015 and writing ‘Hands of Love’ for the film ‘Freeheld’ that same year.

She has also expanded her compositional work into film and television, composing music for the feature film ‘Luckiest Girl Alive’ in 2022. Her recent projects in 2024 include composing music for the theatrical release ‘Madame Web’ and the upcoming series ‘The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh’, showcasing her versatility across various media platforms.