Jade Unleashes Solo Debut at BRIT Awards: Pop's New Rebel Takes Center Stage

Jade Revels In Pop's Chaos on Her Fun, Frothy Solo Debut LONDON - Jade Thirlwall, the former member of Little Mix, made a bold statement with her solo debut at the BRIT Awards earlier this year. The singer, now performing under the mononym Jade, showcased her unique style and flair in a four-minute, five-act spectacular that left fans and critics alike impressed. The launch single "Angel of My Dreams" was a fever-dream interpolation of Sandie Shaw's Eurovision winner "Puppet On A String," with lyrics that took aim at Thirlwall's first go-round in the music industry. The song's success marked a turning point for Thirlwall, who had been part of Little Mix since its formation on the X Factor. According to music industry expert and producer, Simon Cowell, "Jade has always had a special talent, but with her solo debut, she's taken it to a whole new level. She's not afraid to take risks and push boundaries, which is exactly what pop needs right now." Thirlwall's first album on her own, "That's Showbiz Baby!", isn't as wall-to-wall delirious as its inaugural single but it is a fun, frothy pop album that showcases the singer's vocal range and power. The album balances Thirlwall's ability to deliver catchy hooks with her willingness to experiment and try new things. "I'm thrilled to see Jade thriving in the music industry," said Little Mix's Perrie Edwards. "She's always been an incredibly talented performer, and it's amazing to see her finding her own voice and style." The album's release has sparked a renewed interest in Thirlwall's solo career, with fans eagerly anticipating her next move. As for what's next, Thirlwall is already hinting at new music and collaborations, leaving fans wondering what she'll do next. In the meantime, "That's Showbiz Baby!" is out now, offering listeners a taste of Jade's unique brand of pop chaos. With its infectious beats and catchy hooks, it's clear that Jade is here to stay - and she's just getting started. *Reporting by Rollingstone.*