
Ayesha Madon (born 10 February 1998 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia) is a **singer, songwriter, and performer** whose creative work spans music, acting, and live performance. She first built visibility as an actor—especially for her role as Amerie Wadia in the hit **Netflix** series *Heartbreak High*—before focusing more intensely on her musical career. Madon began releasing **original music in 2019**, with early singles like *Outside of the Party* and *Goldfish*, and has since put out acclaimed tracks including *Eulogy*, *Blame Me* and *Michelle Obama*. Her songs have received significant airplay on **triple j**, with *Michelle Obama* hitting the station’s most‑played chart. In **2025**, she released her debut EP **The Unanticipated Prequel**, showcasing her growth as a pop artist with honest, emotionally rich songwriting and a creative blend of pop and alternative influences. She has performed live in headline shows and at festivals like **SXSW Sydney**, and she continues to develop both her musical and acting careers.
Alternative Pop, R&B-Influenced Pop, Electro-Pop, Indie Pop
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