Sia Kate Isobelle Furler, known mononymously as Sia, is an acclaimed Australian singer and songwriter whose career spans multiple musical genres, including pop, jazz, and electronic music. Initially emerging in the mid-1990s as a vocalist for the acid jazz band Crisp, Sia quickly transitioned to a solo artist and gained international recognition after her collaborations with the British downtempo group Zero 7. Her early albums, including “Healing Is Difficult” and “Colour the Small One,” showcased her unique voice and songwriting prowess, laying the groundwork for her future success.

In 2014, Sia achieved a major breakthrough with her sixth studio album, “1000 Forms of Fear,” which debuted at No. 1 on the US Billboard 200 and featured the iconic hit single, “Chandelier.” This marked her emergence as a leading solo artist, with “Chandelier” becoming a defining anthem of the era and earning multiple Grammy nominations. Following this, her 2016 album, “This Is Acting,” further cemented her status by generating chart-topping hits like “Cheap Thrills,” showcasing her ability to create infectious pop music while maintaining deep emotional themes in her lyrics.

Beyond her musical projects, Sia is an accomplished songwriter, having penned chart-topping songs for artists like Rihanna (“Diamonds”) and David Guetta (“Titanium”). She has also ventured into film, releasing her directorial debut, “Music,” and contributing to various soundtracks, expanding her artistry in compelling ways.

Sia is not only known for her remarkable talent but also for her captivating live performances that incorporate dance and visual art. Her unique style includes wearing wigs to maintain privacy while letting her dynamic choreography take center stage. With numerous accolades, including multiple ARIA Awards and Grammy nominations, Sia continues to inspire audiences globally with her artistry and commitment to pushing creative boundaries.