Kohima: Infinity Inc, a leading record label in Nagaland, known for fostering creativity and innovation in the music industry, on Monday announced the signing of two promising artists, TYAH and JV Kelio.
“We are delighted to welcome TYAH and JV Kelio to the Infinity Inc. family,” said CEO of Infinity Inc, Asalie Peseyie. “Both artists bring unique perspectives and exceptional talent to the table, and we cannot wait to support them in their artistic endeavors. This is just the beginning of what promises to be an exciting chapter for Infinity Inc,” he added.
TYAH, a 26-year-old male artist, has been crafting his unique sound since 2014, blending R&B, Soul, and Pop. Inspired by artists like Labrinth, Hozier, and Victor Ray, TYAH’s music allows him to share his story and connect with audiences on a deeper level.
His talent was recognised in 2022 when he received the Best Pop Duo award at the Nagaland Music Awards for his song “Stay Close.” TYAH has also graced the stages of renowned festivals and events, including the International Hornbill Music Festival (2022 & 2023), Hypersound 2023, and Listen Motel 2022.
“Joining Infinity is a fresh start for me, a new adventure filled with endless possibilities. “After years of navigating the music industry, I am excited to embrace this new chapter under the name TYAH. Through my music, I aim to blend the worlds of fashion and music, creating an immersive experience that resonates with audiences,”said TYAH.
As for JV Kelio, since the age of 16, she has been honing her craft in genres ranging from R&B and Pop to EDM dance anthems. Drawing influence from iconic artists like Ariana Grande, Madonna, and Mariah Carey, JV Kelio aspires to carve her own path in the music industry, bringing a fresh perspective and sound to Nagaland.
She has already made waves, winning the Nagaland Music Awards for Best EDM Song in 2021 (“Maya”) and 2022 (“Drip”).
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Her captivating performances have been seen at prestigious venues, including the Governor’s House at the Handshake Concert (2023), the Nagaland Music Awards (2019), Aces High 9th Annual Cos Fest (2018), Winter Wave (2022), and the Asia Music Awards (2023).
“My mother’s unwavering support and love have been my guiding light, inspiring me every step of the way. Her belief in me fuels my passion for music, and I strive to make her proud with every note I sing,” said JV Kelio.
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