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Fousheé reached the Battle rounds on The Voice season 15 in 2018 and went on to co-write Steve Lacy's 2022 Billboard Hot 100 number-one single "Bad Habit". She released her RIAA Gold-certified single "Deep End" in July 2020. The Bridgewater, New Jersey, native released her first studio album, Softcore, through RCA Records in November 2022. She followed it with the album Pointy Heights in September 2024 and her first U.S. headline tour that November. She released the single "Drive" in June 2026, and her music is on Apple Music and Spotify. She is scheduled to perform four shows at Marvel Stadium in Docklands, Australia, in November and December 2026.
The story so far
Before the show and 2018
New Jersey roots and The Voice
Fousheé was born in Bridgewater, New Jersey, and attended Bridgewater-Raritan High School; when young, she studied voice, classical music, guitar and piano. She competed on The Voice season 15 with coach Adam Levine in 2018 and was eliminated in the Battle rounds.
Fousheé performed "Take Me Home" with Vince Staples on The Tonight Show.
2020
Deep End and signing with RCA Records
Sleepy Hallow built his April 2020 single "Deep End Freestyle", credited to both artists, on her "Deep End" vocal; it peaked at number 80 as the first Billboard Hot 100 entry for both. Fousheé released her own full version of "Deep End" as a single, later certified Gold by the RIAA, and announced in October 2020 that she had signed with RCA Records.
2022 to 2024
Writing Bad Habit, albums and headline tour
Fousheé co-wrote Steve Lacy's June 2022 single "Bad Habit", which reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 in October 2022. She released her first studio album, Softcore, and was nominated for Song of the Year at the 65th Annual Grammy Awards as a co-writer of "Bad Habit". She released the album Pointy Heights and played her first U.S. headline tour in November 2024.
Now
Releasing Drive with Fousheé Ent.
Fousheé released the single "Drive", with Fousheé Ent. named as the rights holder. In August 2026, she appeared on the single The World Keeps Spinning.
InterviewsRolling Stone interview
Round by round
The Voice season 15 · Eliminated in the Battle rounds
- Went through
- Eliminated
Blind auditions ·
“Redbone”
Two chairs turned: chose Adam
Music
Best known
Cover images: Cover Art Archive (MusicBrainz).
Discography (8 releases)
| Title | Type | Year | Label | RIAA certification | Billboard peak | Listen |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Deep End Freestyle | Single | 2020 | Winners Circle Entertainment / Empire | No. 80Hot 100 | Apple Music: Deep End Freestyle | |
 Relative Motion | EP | 2020 | Apple Music: Relative Motion | |||
 Deep End | Single | 2020 | Gold | Apple Music: Deep End | ||
 Time Machine | EP | 2021 | Trackmasters Entertainment / RCA Records | Apple Music: Time Machine | ||
 Softcore | Album | 2022 | Trackmasters Entertainment / RCA Records | Apple Music: Softcore | ||
 Pointy Heights | Album | 2024 | Trackmasters Entertainment / RCA Records | Apple Music: Pointy Heights | ||
 Drive | Single | 2026 | Fousheé Ent. | Apple Music: Drive | ||
 The World Keeps Spinning | Single | 2026 |
Cover images: Cover Art Archive (MusicBrainz) and Apple Music.
Writing and recording credits
Featured artist on Steve Lacy's "Sunshine" (2022)
Cover images: Apple Music.
Awards and nominations (1)
| Year | Award | Category | Work | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Grammy Awards | Song of the YearShared: Matthew Castellanos, Britanny Fousheé, Diana Gordon, John Carroll Kirby, Steve Lacy-Moya | Bad Habit | Nominated |
Wikipedia views
35,686 in the year to September 2026.
Personal info
- Also known as
- Britanny Fousheé
- Labels
- RCA RecordsSelf-released from 2020Trackmasters Entertainment from 2021Fousheé Ent. from 2026
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- Sheet music and guitar: lucas · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Photo source · cropped.
- Electric guitar and cable: Nenad Stojkovic · CC BY 2.0 · Photo source · cropped.
- Single cover of Deep End (2020): Cover Art Archive (MusicBrainz).
What the judges said
Adam Levine highlighted Fousheé's unusually high note.
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