Porcelain Black

Porcelain Black is an influential singer-songwriter known for her unique blend of industrial and pop music, making her a compelling figure for brands seeking an artist with a distinct edge and a dedicated fanbase. After securing a contract with Virgin Records in 2006, Porcelain Black, performing under the moniker Porcelain and the Tramps, accumulated over 10 million views on MySpace between 2006 and 2009. During this period, she co-wrote and provided backing vocals for The Used’s track ‘Lunacy Fringe’ in 2006 and was featured on Street Drum Corps’s ‘Action!’ in 2007. In 2009, she further expanded her songwriting credits by co-writing ‘How Do You Love Someone?’ for Ashley Tisdale’s album.

In 2014, her single ‘One Woman Army’ achieved significant international success, reaching the top-forty in France, Spain, and Wallonia, and becoming a number-one hit on the French iTunes chart. Following creative differences, she parted ways with 2101 Records to pursue an independent career, releasing the EP ‘313’ in 2017. In 2020, Porcelain Black independently released self-produced demos for ‘Thorns,’ ‘I Will Never Feel Like Home,’ and ‘C.U.N.T’ on YouTube, alongside tracks ‘Hurt’ and ‘My Love’s a Lie.’ She is currently engaged in the production of her full-length independent debut album, which is scheduled for release in 2025, further solidifying her distinct blend of industrial and pop music.