In a sea of emerging pop acts, few command your attention quite like the way SHAB does. The Persian-American artist, refugee, and unapologetic force of nature, with an incredible story. Fresh off the release of LIPSTICK, a shimmering ‘80s-tinged dance anthem, SHAB is boldly stepping into her next era, and if she’s not yet on your radar, she should be.

What sets SHAB apart isn’t just her ability to write dancefloor hits, it’s her commitment to turning pain into purpose. As a named ambassador for the refugee charity Choose Love, SHAB pledged to donate all profits from One Suitcase to the organisation, standing in solidarity with displaced people around the globe. Her advocacy doesn’t stop there. SHAB has emerged as a vocal critic of Iran’s regime and a proud supporter of women’s rights, using her platform to raise awareness with the same boldness she brings to the stage. A real artist singing for change.

But as well as her advocacy, the music is also undeniable. With LIPSTICK, SHAB delivers a masterclass in modern pop: an addictive, 80s-infused groove laced with vibrant synths, sleek production, and a chorus built to live rent-free in your head. It’s bold, stylish, and made for movement, the kind of track that feels equally at home in a summer festival set or a late-night club playlist. Drawn from her 21-track album One Suitcase, LIPSTICK stands as a defiant celebration of womanhood and self-expression.

In just a few short years, she’s built a following across continents. From a Top 40 U.S. hit with Fat Joe (Voodoo), to multiple #2 singles on the UK Commercial Pop Chart, to sold-out arena shows supporting JLS at The O2, SHAB has proven she’s not just breaking through — she’s here to stay.

With over 25 million YouTube views and growing critical acclaim, SHAB is a pop star in every sense of the word, but one with a story that adds real weight to every glittering hook. If you’re not already paying attention to SHAB, now’s the time.