Ari Abdul
Arianna Abdul | |
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| Born | October 6, 2001 Brooklyn, New York, United States |
| Occupation | Singer-songwriter |
| Years active | 2022–present |
| Known for | Viral song "Babydoll", EPs Fallen Angel and CCTV, performances at Lollapalooza |
Arianna Abdul (born October 6, 2001) is a singer-songwriter from Brooklyn, New York, United States. She has put out two extended plays and several singles, embarked on international tours, and appeared at Lollapalooza.
Early life and education
Abdul was born and grew up in Brooklyn, New York. Her father is of Palestinian-Costa Rican descent, while her mother hails from Ecuador. Drawing inspiration from Latin rhythms introduced by her mother and classic rock favored by her father, she identifies artists such as Nirvana, Lana Del Rey, The Neighbourhood, Billie Eilish, and Arctic Monkeys as significant influences.
2022–2023: Initial releases, EPs, and singles
Abdul launched her music journey in February 2022 with the track "Babydoll," which she recorded in her bedroom. The song gained viral popularity on TikTok, leading to a deal with Slumbo Labs and RCA Records. Subsequent singles included "Stay" (April 2022) and "Taste" (June 2022), both characterized by an indie/electro-pop style, followed by a collaborative duet "Sinners" with Thomas LaRosa in September 2022.
Her first EP, Fallen Angel, was released in October 2022 and contained the tracks "Babydoll," "Stay," and "Taste." This project was supported by a sold-out tour across the UK and Europe. Early 2023 saw the release of singles "Bored" and "You."
In June 2023, Abdul unveiled the songs "Haunt Your Dreams" and "Worship," alongside announcing the "Hellgirl Tour," which featured Deadbeat Girl. During August 2023, she toured through Europe and North America, including a set at Lollapalooza.
September 2023 brought out the collaborative single "Make Me Cry" with Deadbeat Girl as well as her solo track "Bury You." Her sophomore EP, CCTV, followed in October 2023, featuring "Bury You." Later that year in December, she partnered with Two Feet on the single "Kill Anyone."
2024–present: Singles
February 2024 saw the release of Abdul’s single "DFHMPU."
This was succeeded by the track "DON'T" in May 2024.
In August 2024, she introduced the single "Girls On The Internet."
By November 2024, Abdul appeared on a remix of Chris Grey's "Let The World Burn," alongside G-Eazy.
December 2024 featured her contribution to Presley Regier's remix of "Questions."
In January 2025, she collaborated with Jutes on the song titled "Red Velvet."
March 2025 included two releases: the single "Dreams" and a remix of "Hardcore Romance" with Beach Weather.
On May 8, 2025, Abdul teamed up with Ella Boh for the release of "Out of Order."
July 2025 marked the launch of her single "Leave Me Here."
In mid-August 2025, specifically August 15, Abdul and Ella Boh released another joint track titled "No Fair."
EPs
| Title | Details |
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| Fallen Angel |
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| CCTV |
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Singles
| Title | Release Year | Highest Chart Positions | Certification | Associated Album |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| US | ||||
| "Babydoll" | 2022 | — | RIAA: Gold | Fallen Angel |
| "Stay" | — | |||
| "Taste" | — | |||
| "Sinners" (featuring Thomas LaRosa) |
— | rowspan="6" Template:Non-album singles | ||
| "Bored" | 2023 | — | ||
| "You" | — | |||
| "Haunt Your Dreams" | — | |||
| "Worship" | — | |||
| "Make Me Cry" (featuring Deadbeat Girl) |
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| "Bury You" | — | CCTV | ||
| "DFHMPU" | 2024 | — | rowspan="9" Template:Non-album singles | |
| "Don't" | — | |||
| "Girls on the Internet" | — | |||
| "Sexy Spooky Skeleton" (featuring Ella Boh) |
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| "Dreams" | 2025 | — | ||
| "Alive" | — | |||
| "Leave Me Here" | — | |||
| "No Fair" | — | |||
| "Mine" | — | |||
| Entries marked with "—" indicate singles that did not chart or were unavailable in that market. | ||||
As featured artist
| Title | Year Released | Chart Peak Positions | Album |
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| US | |||
| "Kill Anyone" (Two Feet featuring Ari Abdul) |
2023 | — | rowspan="7" Template:Non-album singles |
| "Let the World Burn" (Chris Grey featuring Ari Abdul and G-Eazy) |
2024 | — | |
| "Questions" (Presley Regier featuring Ari Abdul) |
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| "Red Velvet" (Jutes featuring Ari Abdul) |
2025 | — | |
| "Hardcore Romance" (Beach Weather featuring Ari Abdul) |
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| "Out Of Order" (Ella Boh featuring Ari Abdul) |
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| "Death Won't Do Us Part" (Chris Grey featuring Ari Abdul) |
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| A dash ("—") indicates singles that either failed to chart or were not released in the specified region. | |||