Infinity Song is not just a band; it’s a family affair, a vibrant tapestry of musical talent woven by four siblings – Abraham, Angel, Israel, and Momo Boyd. Hailing from the heart of New York City, this soft rock ensemble is captivating audiences with their signature sound: intricate vocal harmonies, dreamlike lyrics, and soul-stirring guitar riffs. Whether live on stage or through their recordings, Infinity Song delivers an immersive and transcendent musical experience.
The Boyd siblings’ musical journey began long before they graced stages in NYC. Homeschooling fostered their academic and musical growth alongside their five other siblings. Raised by parents who founded the Boys & Girls Choirs of Detroit, performance was ingrained in them from a very young age. Their upbringing was steeped in a rich blend of musical genres, from the classical compositions to the soulful rhythms of gospel and the improvisational freedom of jazz. Influences ranged from the iconic Pat Metheny to the legendary Marvin Gaye and the inspiring harmonies of The Winans Family, shaping their eclectic musical foundation.
In 2006, a pivotal moment arrived when their father, John Boyd, moved the entire family from Detroit to New York City. This relocation marked the beginning of Infinity Song’s public performance journey. They embraced the city as their stage, starting with performances at iconic locations like the Metropolitan Museum of Art in the mornings, moving to the bustling 5th Avenue in the afternoons, and finally captivating the crowds of Times Square at night. Central Park’s Bethesda Fountain became their long-term musical home for the next 12 years, a proving ground where they honed their craft and cultivated a dedicated fanbase from casual park-goers. This period of street performance was instrumental in shaping their unique sound and building a loyal following organically.
Their years of dedication and captivating performances in Central Park eventually led to a life-changing introduction to Jay-Z. In 2016, Infinity Song signed with Roc Nation, a significant milestone in their career. Jay-Z’s advice to them was unconventional yet insightful: he encouraged them to stay true to their artistic vision and allow Roc Nation to adapt to their unique sound, rather than conforming to the label’s existing culture. This validation empowered them to further develop their distinctive musical identity.
Four years later, in 2020, Infinity Song made a significant impact with their debut album, “Mad Love.” The album, accompanied by several viral videos, resonated deeply with audiences, amassing millions of views across social media platforms. This widespread online buzz garnered attention and support from prominent figures in Hollywood, further amplifying their reach and solidifying their position as a rising force in the music scene.
Currently, Infinity Song is experiencing the exhilarating wave of success from their viral single, “Haters Anthem,” released in anticipation of their upcoming project. This catchy and relatable track has resonated with over 200 million listeners, even earning public praise from pop superstar Doja Cat. Numerous press articles have highlighted the single’s infectious appeal, drawing comparisons to legendary 70s groups like Fifth Dimension, The Mamas and The Papas, and ABBA, due to their harmonious vocals and timeless sound. This comparison speaks volumes about Infinity Song’s ability to tap into classic musical sensibilities while remaining fresh and relevant.
With the mounting excitement surrounding their forthcoming music, Infinity Song is poised to solidify their place as innovators in contemporary music. They are not just creating songs; they are crafting an enduring musical legacy that resonates with a generation seeking authenticity and artistry in today’s cultural landscape.
