Overview
- The BRIT Awards committee confirmed the accolade on Feb. 23, making the 24-year-old the prize’s first female recipient since its launch in 1977 and its youngest winner.
- A select panel of judges from the music production sector chose the winner in advance of the ceremony.
- She will collect the award at Co-op Live in Manchester on Saturday, the BRITs’ first edition outside London, with the show broadcast on ITV and online.
- The recognition cites her 2025 output, including the mixtape Fancy That and remix project Fancy Some More?, alongside two Grammy nominations and a Mercury Prize shortlist.
- PinkPantheress said she hopes the recognition inspires others, while BRITs chair Stacey Tang praised her precise, playful production that is helping open doors for women producers.