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Ivy Sole
Ivy Sole is a singer-songwriter from Philadelphia. She put out her debut mixtape 'Ivory' in 2013, and followed it with the 2016 album 'Overgrown.' That album...
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Ivy Sole is a singer-songwriter from Philadelphia. She put out her debut mixtape 'Ivory' in 2013, and followed it with the 2016 album 'Overgrown.' That album included the song 'All Mine,' which became one of her better-known tracks.
Her music often deals with personal narratives and themes of identity. She has worked with artists like Jill Scott and Common, who have served as mentors and collaborators.
In 2018, she faced some public criticism related to a festival performance, though the specifics aren't detailed here. She continues to write and release music, including songs like 'Rollercoaster.'
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