Billie Eilish | Biography, Facts, Grammys, Songs, & Albums - Britannica

Film work and Academy Awards

Also in 2021 Eilish wrote (with FINNEAS) and performed “No Time to Die” for the James Bond film of the same name; it received the Oscar for best original song. In 2022 she collaborated with FINNEAS and composer Ludwig Göransson on the soundtrack for the Disney/Pixar animated film Turning Red, for which Eilish and her brother wrote three original songs. (In the film the songs were performed by a fictional boy band called 4*TOWN.) The following year she collaborated with rapper and singer-songwriter Labrinth on the haunting ballad “Never Felt So Alone.” She also contributed the ethereal “What Was I Made For?” to the soundtrack of the blockbuster movie Barbie. Cowritten with FINNEAS and featuring a wistful video showing Eilish dressed as her younger self and playing with doll sets, the ballad won the Grammy for song of the year as well as an Oscar and a Golden Globe for best original song.

Quick Facts In full: Billie Eilish Pirate Baird O’Connell (Show more) Born: December 18, 2001, Los Angeles, California, U.S. (age 24) (Show more) Awards And Honors: Grammy Award Grammy Award for song of the year (2024) Academy Award (2022) Grammy Award for best new artist (2020) Grammy Award for album of the year (2020) Grammy Award (2021): Record of the Year Grammy Award (2021): Best Song Written for Visual Media Grammy Award (2020): Record of the Year Grammy Award (2020): Album of the Year Grammy Award (2020): Song of the Year Grammy Award (2020): Best New Artist Grammy Award (2020): Best Pop Vocal Album (Show more) Notable Works: “Hit Me Hard and Soft” “What Was I Made For?” “When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?” (Show more) Notable Family Members: daughter of Patrick O'Connell daughter of Maggie Baird sister of Finneas Baird O'Connell (Show more) Albums: "When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?" (2019) (Show more) On the Web: NPR - Billie Eilish thought she'd always have a soft voice. Singing lessons changed that (Jan. 23, 2026) (Show more) See all related content Show More