Singer and actress Suki Waterhouse has officially signed with Island Records, kicking off a new chapter in her burgeoning music career. The storied label announced the deal this week, with executives praising Waterhouse’s artistic vision. “Suki is an incredible artist and magnetic personality,” Island’s co-CEOs said in a statement, adding that her creative world shows exceptional integrity and ambition. They expressed excitement to welcome her to the Island family and support her next musical steps.
Waterhouse first rose to fame as a model and actress – appearing in films and the recent series Daisy Jones & The Six – but in the past few years she’s also made a name for herself as a singer-songwriter. Her 2022 debut album I Can’t Let Go introduced audiences to her dreamy, introspective pop sound. She followed up last year with a second project, Memoir of a Sparklemuffin, which earned critical acclaim for its vulnerable lyrics and genre-blending style. Along the way, Waterhouse has built a dedicated fan base through extensive touring and high-profile festival appearances at Coachella and Lollapalooza, even selling out her own headline shows around the world.
With Island Records now backing her, Waterhouse’s music is poised to reach an even broader audience. The British multi-hyphenate recently released a deluxe edition of Memoir of a Sparklemuffin featuring new live recordings and collaborations, and she’s set to support jazz-pop artist Laufey on tour this fall. Fans can likely expect even more new music on the horizon. Waterhouse’s partnership with Island signals a major vote of confidence from a powerhouse label and marks an exciting new milestone in her artistic journey.
