Paloma Faith is an actress, singer, and songwriter that is widely recognized for her unique eccentric and retro style. She was born Paloma Faith Blomfield in July 21, 1981 in London, England.

In 2009, Faith released her debut album titled Do You Want the Truth or Something Beautiful? which later became a double platinum in the UK. The album featured five commercial hit singles, which include "Stone Cold Sober", "Do You Want the Truth or Something Beautiful?", "New York", "Smoke & Mirrors" and "Upside Down". Two years later, she was nominated for a BRIT Award in the "British Female Solo Artist" category.

In May 2012, Faith released her sophomore album, called Fall To Grace. Like her debut album, her sophomore album also earned a double platinum record in the UK. It spawned the hit single "Picking Up the Pieces". It also featured other singles titled "Never Tear Us Apart",  "Black & Blue", "Just Be", and "30 Minute Love Affair". At the 2013 Brit Awards, Faith was nominated for Best British Album  and The Best Female. In 2013, Paloma Faith started working on his third album.

As an actress, she debuted in the film St Trinian's. Subsequently, she appeared in other films, including Dread and The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus.