Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer, director, and muse Niia appears and disappears with all of the silent pomp and circumstance of a ghostly succubus or a nightclub chanteuse in some Lynchian fever dream on a spaceship. At the same time, she’s not just on screen…No, she’s also behind-the-camera, pulling the strings, and playing god with the emotions of any voyeur curious enough to listen, watch, and feel. She’s completely tapped in, yet wholly removed from this world. Rather, she’s sequestered in her own kingdom of doubt, anxiety, lust, karma, and sense of self.

If you’re looking for drama, it’s there in her self-produced music, self-directed videos, evocative lyrics, and smoky vocals. It’s also separated her as a ghostly pop outlier pondered over by The New York Times, Pitchfork, Paper, The Guardian, Interview, Wonderland, and Harper’s Bazaar and sought after by brands such as La Mer, Chanel Beauté, Remy Martin, Reebok, Calvin Klein and more.

After multiple projects, numerous collaborations, and 20 million streams, she steps outside of herself on the 2021 If I Should Die. EP.

Often you don’t realize that you’ve been swept away by Nai Br.XX’s sweet tone. The New York-born songstress has been sailing away with the hearts of many since her debut EP “Wasted Callaway” in 2015. Her angelic voice has taken her around the world and back. Performing across the world has solidified Nai as the artist to watch. This exposure captured the attention of the Japanese anime community, she is currently work- ing on new music to be featured on the critically acclaimed anime series “Carole & Tuesday.” Along with that Nai is looking forward to experimenting with her already diverse style. In this transitional period in R&B Nai is guaranteed to stand out among this incredibly talented community.