Indë is a visionary, inspiring people to sing, groove, listen, and imagine outside the box.
Interdisciplinary. INTERSECTIONAL. INDEPENDENT.
“Indë isn’t afraid of silence or moments of bare vocals. This gives Indë the freedom to pivot the tempo and tonality of a song on a dime. Throughout the album, clever and judicious use of vocal harmonies take the place of instrumentation. And when Indë uses vocal harmonies, they aren’t confined to the background — the vocal layers fight for attention with the melody and act like a rich sonic blanket — think Jacob Collier or (like it or not) Billie Eilish.”
— Boston Compass Newspaper
Indë (they/he) is an artivist born, raised, and residing in Massachusetts. Their live performances are designed to build community and amplify marginalized voices, both present and prematurely past/passed. “My would-be role models are buried: Marsha P., Marlon Riggs, and Malcom X.” Indë’s upcoming album Role Model reflects on their experience growing up in the boonies of New England without Black queer people to look up to, and uncovering their power as a radical interdisciplinary artist today.
In the lineage of musicians like Moses Sumney, Raveena, James Blake, and Frank Ocean, Indë’s music is brave in its vulnerability. Through self-produced compositions, Indë recounts intimate stories of Black and queer love, strife, self discovery, and resilience.
With their third studio album, Role Model, coming on March 20th, 2026, Indë sets out to be a beacon of these themes, offering listeners across the planet a bit of guidance in the form of a colorful tracklist. The first single, DANTE (wish u were my homie) playfully bounces between R&B and rap vocal performances, as Indë meddles in love, and ultimately critiques individuals who default to cis/heteronormative relationships instead of exploring the {magical} liberation of queer love and polyamory.