India Shawn

India Shawn is a Los Angeles-born singer, songwriter, and creative whose distinctive blend of alternative R&B, soul, and contemporary storytelling has earned her a devoted following and critical acclaim. Known for her warm vocals, introspective songwriting, and effortless stage presence, she has collaborated with artists including Anderson .Paak, 6LACK, and Lucky Daye. Her music explores themes of love, growth, self-discovery, and emotional resilience, resonating deeply with audiences worldwide.

In 2026, she released her acclaimed EP Subject To Change, executive produced by D’Mile, further establishing herself as one of the most compelling voices in modern R&B.

Some people find music, DaVionne was found by it. At eight years old, in a church pew in Augusta, Georgia, she found herself in possession of a voice that already knew things her years hadn’t lived yet. Graced with a spellbinding sound that captures the most nuanced of emotions, she is a southern girl with something to say. Her music weaves together R&B and Hip-Hop with folk undertones, carrying the spirits of Corinne Bailey Rae and Erykah Badu filtered through a voice and vision entirely her own.
At nineteen, she walked into the Revenge of The Dreamers 3 writers camp hosted by Dreamville records and walked out on a Billboard 200 #1 album and her first GRAMMY® nomination — before she’d ever signed a record deal. She went on to be featured in Alicia Keys’ Uncharted, a documentary
about what it costs women of color to claim their space in this industry, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival and is now streaming exclusively on Paramount+. Because DaVionne doesn’t just claim space. She builds her own. Two GRAMMY® nominations deep, she is a vessel committed to listening to her life and letting it lead. Her debut EP Good Grief walked through heartbreak like scripture — the five stages, raw and unfiltered. Her forthcoming EP Love on the Rocks is the next chapter. Not a sob story, but what happens after the grief settles. When wisdom arrives. When you stop mourning what burned you and start moving like someone who learned from the fire.