Blair St. Clair is an American drag queen, singer and performer who rose to international fame as a contestant on the tenth season of the hit reality television show "RuPaul's Drag Race." Born on May 16, 1995, in Indianapolis, Indiana, as Andrew Bryson, St. Clair's bold persona embodies a vivacious mix of beauty, talent, and resilience. Her ascent in the world of entertainment has been marked by a series of high-energy and emotive pop anthems that resonate with themes of empowerment, self-discovery, and the triumphs of the LGBTQ+ community.

Marking her foray into the music industry, Blair St. Clair's debut single "Now Or Never" quickly established her as an inspiring musical presence with a strong vocal performance and an infectious beat. Her subsequent releases, including the albums "Call My Life" and "IDENTITY," have showcased her growth as an artist, embracing more personal storytelling intertwined with club-ready tracks. Singles like "Empty," "Easy Love," and "Irresistible" feature sonic landscapes that range from the introspective to the irresistibly danceable. Blair continues to earn acclaim not just for her music but for her advocacy and her message of living authentically, which is woven throughout her rapidly expanding discography.