I.You.She
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I.You.She
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With comparisons to Jessie Reyez & Olivia Rodrigo, Aayushi Kumar (I.You.She) is a Boston-based alt pop musician whose lyricism exposes the existential dread one experiences in daily life, and how to get through it. Her stories are told through the lens of an Indian-American immigrant, often discussing the pressures she’s faced growing up as well as her relationship with her family. Working alongside producer Jake Crocker (Dempsey Hope and Sam Lachow), she has most recently released her third single, “Dear Life”—a song about the realization of time passing and failed attempts of trying to hang on to it. I.You.She’s vocals and lyrics are similar to those of Willow Smith, while her music also brings to mind Fletcher’s pop elements, Remi Wolf’s funkiness, and Miley Cyrus’s most recent rock sound. She’s had great opportunities to perform as a soloist at Carnegie Hall, for TedxEvents, non-profits, and house shows within the underground scene.