Amanda Bynes Turns Up the Volume!!! Signs Record Deal Ahead of New Music Drop
Published April 6, 2026 3:50 PM PDT
Amanda Bynes has officially inked a record deal as she steps into the music world … TMZ has learned.
The former Nickelodeon star signed with Create Music Group and is launching a new chapter as a recording artist, starting with her single “Girlfriend,” set to drop April 10.
We’re told Amanda teamed up with Fenix Flexin from Shoreline Mafia on the track … giving the record a strong L.A. sound and a notable hip hop co-sign.
Create tells TMZ, “‘GIRLFRIEND’ blends melodic rap with EDM-inspired production, creating a catchy, high-replay record with a smooth West Coast bounce. Built around a strong hook and confident, flirt-heavy energy, it’s designed for repeat listens and wide playlist appeal. Featuring Fenix Flexin, it taps into a familiar L.A. sound while staying fresh and accessible.”
Of course, Amanda first rose to fame as a Nickelodeon star on “All That” and “The Amanda Show,” before making a successful jump to the big screen in films. She later stepped away from acting and has kept a relatively low profile in recent years while focusing on her personal life and creative pursuits.
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