Mallory

Houston native, Mallory, has been singing since she can remember. She got her first solo in the church choir at age four and the rest was history. When she decided to enter her middle school talent show, her family didn't take her seriously. But after her first show, they knew music was going to be a part of her reality for years to come. In high school, Mallory branched out and started working with local artists, which introduced her to industry veteran, Papa Reu, studio sessions, and landed her several features. Though she wrote and recorded her first song at age 18, she didn't release it and, after a battle with severe depression, she decided to take a more traditional career path. In spite of the negative effects of depression, she completed college with a 3.14 GPA in four years and began building a career as a public relations professional, while advocating for mental health and related services. She soon founded The Premier Benefit & Birthday Bash, an annual party that celebrates her birthday while raising funds to send minority young adults to therapy. While struggling to find her way in her post-graduate life, she realized that, though she attempted to leave music behind, it never left her. She had still been performing periodically around town and, though she had no plans of pursuing music at the time, people started asking when her album was being released. Mallory took this as a sign from God that music is her gift and it will not be ignored. In June 2019, Mallory released her debut single, "1 Hunned," a fun summer jam that everyone can relate to. Since then, she has continued to release diverse music (including a the song she wrote at 18) that’s been compared to that of Chris Brown, Beyoncé and H.E.R. She’s worked with legendary and industry vets as well as up and coming artists, like Sunnitharapper, and is far from finished.