UK pop-soul singer Mullally began his musical venture at the age of just 16, playing the guitar, writing, and recording music in a band with his three best friends – all before going solo at the age of 18. Originally from the sleepy British town Great Yarmouth, he studied Artist Development at the prestigious Access to Music College, also the alma mater to stars including Ed Sheeran and Rita Ora.

Mullally packed his bags at the age of 18 and set his sights on following his dream. He moved to London and spent time in LA, working with some of today’s most talented producers, songwriters, and artists including Anne Marie, Rudimental, Fred Ball (Rihanna, Jay Z, Beyoncé), DarkChild (Michael Jackson, Rihanna, Sam Smith), Danny Parker (Shawn Mendes, Nick Jonas), Jason Evigan (Maroon 5, Bebe Rexha) Cool & Dre (DJ Khaled, Beyoncé, Jay Z), Two Inch Punch (Sam Smith, Rag n Bone Man), Amy Wadge (Ed Sheeran), Jamie Scott (Justin Bieber, Rag N Bone Man, Major Lazer), Harmony Samuels (Ariana Grande, Chris Brown, Ella Mai), and Eg White (Adele, Florence + Machine).

Now 21, as a songwriter and performer Mullally packs a soulful punch, utilising a range of modern production techniques to underpin his sing-along pop vocal arrangements that far belie his young years, painting vivid pictures in the minds of his listeners. He is inspired by prominent legends – from the ethereal sounds of soul singers Marvin Gaye and Van Morrison, to the more recent sounds of the late Amy Winehouse.

Mullally has seen his stock rise on the live circuit thanks to sold out headline shows in both LA + London, festival performances, and support slots for some of the UK’s most revered artists including Jess Glynne, Anne Marie, Clean Bandit and Sean Paul. In the radio and editorial world, his music has been championed by tastemakers such as BBC Radio 1, Fader, MTV, Wonderland, and more.