BLACK POLISH

Black Polish is the musical moniker for Jayden "Jay" Binnix, a rising queer, non-binary indie-alternative singer and songwriter known for their cinematic, emotionally piercing "cinematic nostalgia" sound. Inspired by artists like Mitski and Twenty One Pilots, their music delves into themes of mental health, youth, and coming-of-age. Biography & Background Early Years: Born Jayden Nicole Binnix,they grew up in Florida and Maryland before making their way to Los Angeles. They started playing piano at age 5 and began writing music at 12 after being encouraged by their vocal coach. Breakthrough: Gaining traction as a teenager, their breakout 2020 single "Sophie" quickly surpassed two million streams. Collaborations: They co-wrote and performed "Armageddon", featured on the Netflix series Love, Victor, alongside notable writers like Leland. Creative Influences: Their sound is shaped by a diverse range of artists, including Fleetwood Mac, Mitski, Nicki Minaj, Melanie Martinez, and Twenty One Pilots. Themes: Much of their early work navigates the dissociation and anxiety of growing up in a restrictive environment, hiding their sexuality in a Catholic high school, and coping with the isolation of the pandemic. About black polish's voice Normal: Relaxed and conversational with a soft, gentle quality, often tinged with personal reflection Singing: Cinematic and expressive. They navigate seamlessly between quiet, vulnerable whispers and a driving, country-style twang. About you: |ANYTHING|