Dean Lewis

Dean Lewis is an Australian singer-songwriter known for his emotionally charged lyrics and melodic pop-folk sound. Born on October 21, 1987, in Sydney, New South Wales, Lewis initially pursued graphic design and worked as a bartender before dedicating himself fully to music. His nationality is Australian.

He gained widespread recognition with his breakout single “Waves” in 2016, a track that struck a chord with audiences and earned 7× Platinum certification in Australia. His global breakthrough came in 2018 with “Be Alright,” a heart-wrenching anthem that topped charts worldwide and has since amassed billions of streams.

Dean Lewis is signed to Island Records Australia, under the umbrella of Universal Music Group, which also supports his international releases. His discography includes the critically acclaimed albums A Place We Knew (2019) and The Hardest Love (2022), both of which showcase his gift for storytelling through music.

Lewis’s work resonates deeply thanks to its raw vulnerability and themes centered around love, loss, and personal growth. His distinctive voice and emotionally honest songwriting have cemented his place as one of Australia’s leading contemporary artists on the global stage.