YEИDRY
About this Artist
YEИDRY is a Dominican-Italian singer-songwriter whose voice reflects a life that’s continuously shaped by constant movement: Born in Santo Domingo and raised in Turin, before eventually making Los Angeles her current home, her story unfolds across the different places that have each shaped who she is. That sense of in-between—of never belonging to just one place, yet learning to feel at home in all of them—sits at the core of both her artistry and her perspective. What once felt like fragmentation has now become her foundation: a fluid, self-defined space where culture, language, and memory coexist seamlessly.
Her music reflects that same openness; YEИDRY doesn’t chase perfection as much as she follows feeling. YEИDRY draws from the emotional textures of her experiences—migration, rediscovery, family, and the quiet search for self—penning them into songs that feel both intimate and expansive. There is a rawness to her work, an intentional lack of over-polish, where voice and storytelling take precedence. Writing, for her, has become a form of processing: a way to reconcile distance, to revisit the past, and to make sense of the present without needing to resolve it.
YEИDRY first gained international recognition with her debut single “Nena,” introducing a distinct sound that quickly led to collaborations with artists including J Balvin, Damian Marley, Bomba Estéreo, Mozart La Para, Emotional Oranges, and Lous and the Yakuza, amongst others. Barack Obama included her on his Favorite Music of the Year playlist in 2021, she was nominated for Best New Female Artist at Premios Lo Nuestro in 2022, and her work has extended into film, with a feature on the soundtrack for Amazon’s animated “Hotel Transylvania.” On stage, she has performed at the Apollo Theater in New York alongside Mary J. Blige and Jazmine Sullivan, and across major festivals such as Lollapalooza Paris, Corona Capital, and Austin City Limits. She completed her first European headline tour in 2024, and in 2025, she joined ASTROPICAL (Bomba Estéreo & Rawayana) across North America, performing at venues including the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, SummerStage in Central Park in New York City, and Hard Rock Live in Miami.
Alongside music, YEИDRY has built a strong presence in fashion, approaching it as another language through which her identity can be expressed beyond music. She has walked in Willy Chavarria’s New York Fashion Week show in collaboration with adidas, as well as Kenzo’s Paris Fashion Week, and has been a front-row presence for Jean Paul Gaultier, Acne Studios, Stella McCartney, and Balmain. Her collaborations span global brands including adidas, Porsche, DKNY, Oscar de la Renta, Desigual x Esteban Cortázar, PUMA, and EQUINOX.
At the heart of it all is a continuous process of becoming. YEИDRY often describes herself as in motion—someone still on the journey rather than at its destination, still discovering what each place, and each version of herself, has to offer. That feeling carries into her forthcoming debut album, como agua, a body of work shaped by personal upheaval, reconnection, and creative independence. Written over the past two years without a fixed agenda, the project moves through themes of family, migration, nostalgia, and growth— she defines her debut album by three pillars: the remedy, the
ritual, and the mirror. It is both a return—to her Dominican roots, to her past—and a step forward into a version of herself she has consciously chosen.
Grounded yet unbound, YEИDRY exists in that rare space where identity is not something to explain, but something to live—freely, and on her own terms.