Donna Lewis

Donna Lewis is a celebrated chanteuse and songwriter whose signature breathy voice gave the world one of the most enduring love songs of the modern pop era. Her dance-pop classic “I Love You Always Forever” was a global sensation, climbing charts around the world. It became the first song ever to reach a million spins on American radio, ranked at the time as the third best-selling single in Atlantic Records history, and earned her two ASCAP Pop Music Awards. It never really left. Hundreds of millions of streams, viral social media moments, movie trailers, and fresh takes from Fred again.., Romy of The xx, Nora En Pure, and Betty Who have made it an anthem for a whole new generation. The multi-dimensional Welsh native is just as at home with jazz, acoustic, and electronica as she is with catchy pop. She has collaborated with Japanese Breakfast, Trevor Horn, Richard Marx, David Torn, Holmes Ives, Project 46, DubVision, and David Baron, with whom she released a striking take on Kate Bush’s “Running Up That Hill.” She also teamed with BBC composer David Lowe on the dreamy collaborative album Wanderlust. Her reimagined debut, In A Minute Now, is coming in 2027.