Mishell Ivon

Mishell Ivon is a Grammy®-nominated singer, songwriter, and lyricist known for her unique blend of disco, boogie funk, and nu-disco with a fresh, genre-bending approach. She has been working professionally in the music industry since the age of 13, building a diverse career that spans vocal performances, songwriting, and collaborations across TV, film, commercials, and international tours. Mishell's sound is often described as a nostalgic yet modern mix that brings a feel-good vibe to her music, drawing inspiration from old-school grooves while infusing contemporary freshness. She is also an active voting member of the Recording Academy and recently earned a Grammy nomination for her contribution to Antonio Vegara's album "The Fury" in the Best Contemporary Blues Album category.

Originally from Germany and having studied at the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts, Mishell developed her craft through a variety of musical projects including jazz, ska, gospel, and lead roles in musical theater. She has worked with notable producers like Felix Weber and followed a path influenced by iconic artists such as Sade and Lisa Stansfield. Based in Denver, Colorado, Mishell continues to release groovy, danceable tracks that blend soul, funk, house, and disco, making her a vibrant force in the contemporary music scene.