Ruby Amanfu

Ruby Amanfu is a Ghana-born and Nashville-raised vocalist, songwriter and cook. Her accolades include co-writing the 2020 anthem, “Beautiful Noise” released by Alicia Keys and Brandi Carlile, the Top 40 radio single, "Hard Place" by multi-Grammy-winning artist, H.E.R., appearing on Beyonce's hit song, “Don't Hurt Yourself” on the album, “Lemonade” and being Jack White's bandmate for 2 years. She’s performed on SNL, the Grammys, Conan, Letterman and more. Ruby has released 9 critically acclaimed solo albums including an ambitious *3-album* release entitled The Collections in the Fall of 2019. Ruby was one of the ambassadors and models for Reese Witherspoon’s line of clothing and accessories for Draper James, and the two were featured in Elle Magazine for the brand’s launch. Outside of her vast musical career, Ruby has had co-starring roles on the TV show Nashville and most recently her vocals appear on Episode 6 of the fiery new show, Little Fires Everywhere. Ruby is half of the former duo, Sam & Ruby, whose album, ‘The Here & The Now’, was named Album of the Year by the Associated Press in 2009.