Mabel, who has had hits such as 'Fine Line', and 'Ring Ring' with Jax Jones, has just been announced as a contender in the British Breakthrough category of this year's BRIT Awards, and we caught up with the singer to find out how she felt after hearing the news.
The 22-year-old pop star revealed it was an honour to be nominated this year, following last year's nomination for the Critics' Choice Award, which was won by Jorja Smith.
When asked how it feels, Mabel said, "Very surreal...I'm going walk the red carpet and sit at a table in that massive room, and like actually be nominated for an award that's like, going to get announced - there and then. It's crazy!"
WATCH: The full interview with Mabel
Musical talent runs in the family for Mabel, whose parents are 80s pop icon Neneh Cherry and Massive Attack producer Cameron McVey. During the interview, Mable also revealed the unusual thing that her mum did with her BRIT Awards - which she won in 1990 for Best International Breakthrough and Best International Solo Artist.
Mabel told our Entertainment Team that her mum melted down a BRIT Award and made it into medallions, to give to Cameron, her stylist and other people in her team explaining, "It's all about the team".
This the year Mabel has been nominated for the British Breakthrough Act, see who else as been nominated for a BRIT Award below.
BRITs 2019 nominations - (SLIDER)
British Male Solo Artist
Sam SmithCraig DavidAphex TwinGiggsGeorge Ezra
British Female Solo Artist
Florence + the MachineJorja SmithAnne-MarieLily AllenJess Glynne
British Single of the Year
Calvin Harris & Dua Lipa – One KissGeorge Ezra – ShotgunRudimental featuring Jess Glynne, Macklemore & Dan Caplen – These DaysDua Lipa – IDGAFAnne-Marie – 2002Clean Bandit featuring Demi Lovato – SoloRamz – BarkingJess Glynne – I'll Be ThereTom Walker – Leave a Light OnSigala featuring Paloma Faith - Lullaby
British Breakthrough
MabelIdlesElla MaiTom WalkerJorja Smith
British Group
Arctic MonkeysGorillazThe 1975Little MixYears & Years
British Artist Video of the Year
Anne-Marie – 2002Calvin Haris & Dua Lipa – One KissClean Bandit featuring Demi Lovato – SoloDua Lipa – IDGAFJax Jones featuring Ina Wroldsen – BreatheRita Ora & Liam Payne – For YouLittle Mix – Woman Like MeRita Ora – Let Me Love YouRudimental featuring Jess Glynne, Macklemore & Dan Caplen – These DaysJonas Blue featuring Jack & Jack - Rise
International Group
The CartersFirst Aid KitBrockhamptonNile Rodgers & ChicTwenty One Pilots
International Male Solo Artist
DrakeEminemKamasi WashingtonShawn MendesTravis Scott
International Female Solo Artist
Cardi BCamila CabelloChristine and the QueensAriana GrandeJanelle Monáe
British Album
Jorja Smith – Lost & FoundThe 1975 - A Brief Inquiry into Online RelationshipsFlorence + the Machine – High as HopeAnne-Marie – Speak Your MindGeorge Ezra – Staying at Tamara's
Critics' Choice
WINNER: Sam Fender
George Ezra, Little Mix and Jorja Smith have already been announced to perform at next month's award ceremony, with more performers expected to be announced over the coming weeks.
This year's BRIT Awards will be taking place on Wednesday 20th February at the O2 Arena in London and hosted for the second year in a row by comedian Jack Whitehall.
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