Setting the tone with a dimensional riser and an evocative guitar soundscape, Indya opens Raise Ya Vibration with intentional lyrics as she delivers the affirming prose, “Body, mind, soul, love…”, along with the title of the track as the hook.
Immediately we are hypnotized by the opus, and Indya‘s brand of empowering rock. The star, also known as Laudez Rose, is trained in music at the Brit School for performing arts in Selhurst Croydon. She then went on to further her music training at Colins Performing Arts College in Romford, Essex where she studied for a professional diploma in Musical Theatre.
Her experience is tangible, as she shares positive affirmations with her conscious artistry – something much needed in this day and age. We learn that Indya’s first ever live performance was playing for Noel Gallagher’s after show party for his High Flying Birds tour. She has performed over the years for major artists such as Space, EMP, Republica, Toploader, UB40, Dub Pistols, Gun, Soap Girls, Shvpes, Sonic Boom Six, Nik Kershaw and many more.
We love the dynamic and magnetic nature of Raise Ya Vibration and the powerful way that Indya conveys her message. It is no surprise that Indya has been featured by Johnny Doom at Kerrang! Radio, BBC Radio Kent, Total Rock, 2XS Rocks! & hundreds of other radio stations around the world.
Indya confesses that Raise Ya Vibration is “a message for anyone feeling a bit down, manifest your greatness, you can turn your back on all the haters!” The visionary artist cites Madonna, Pat Benetar, Rush, Heart, Gwen Stefan, Def Leppard, and Royal Blood as some of her influences, although it is clear that Indya is creating a universe of her own.
We have added Raise Ya Vibration to our New Music Spotlight playlist, whilst we anticipate future releases from Indya and continue to stream her existing discography including I Wanna Be The One.