Mariah Lewy

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Sydney-based singer-songwriter and performer LEWY is an emerging artist collaborating with producers behind global icons including SZA, Doja Cat and Lady Gaga. Blending contemporary pop with emotional depth and vocal power, she is also building a strong and engaged online audience through consistent content and music releases. Most recently, she has been cast in HAIR the Musical (2026), to be performed at the Theatre Royal Sydney, following a highly competitive audition process. In preparation, LEWY will undertake intensive vocal, dance, and acting training in the lead-up to opening night, further refining her craft at a professional level. Born and raised in Sydney, LEWY began vocal training at age five and developed skills in piano and guitar, exploring pop and R&B. Her influences include Lady Gaga, Billie Eilish, Christina Aguilera and Whitney Houston, reflecting a wide emotional and stylistic range. Her recent releases — DIED A LITTLE, Delusions, and Tried My Hardest (2026) — are available on all major platforms and continue to build streaming traction and playlist support. Career highlights include performing at the 2019 L.O.V.E. Awards (Los Angeles), training at The Celebrity Experience (Hollywood), recording internationally, starring as Sandy in Grease, and performing at Sydney’s Seymour Centre. She also achieved a High Distinction in her AMEB Grade 8 singing exam. LEWY is currently collaborating with Grammy-nominated producer Danny Garibay and producer/mixer Rian O’Connell Lewis on upcoming releases, including a full-length project. She has also recorded at Glenwood Place Studios in Burbank. Alongside music, LEWY is developing her acting career. She has trained with Peter Mochrie since 2021, reached the global callback stage for Moana, and completed Acting Essentials and Screen Acting Essentials at NIDA Open (2024). She continues to train under casting director Joey Paul Jensen. LEWY is a multi-disciplinary artist spanning music and screen, available for casting, performance, and industry opportunities.