ASCAP's 'On the Come Up' Showcases Inayah – UrbanBridgez.com | E-Zine - UrbanBridgez.com


This years ASCAP "On The Come Up" event, featured the talented Inayah.

An annual showcase of the organization's most promising up and coming artists, that have been tapped for success. A musical trailblazer and viral sensation, multifaceted singer/songwriter, Inayah is not one to fall under pressure.

Writing smash hits and pushing positive female narratives through her music, the EMPIRE partner is making a name for herself with "Best Thing" and "Suga Daddy" from her debut album "S.O.L.A.R."

The R&B singer first earned recognition through her viral rendition of Ella Mai's "Boo'd Up," which garnered her a massive following and brought multiple record label offers.

Inayah once again blessed the masses with her distinctive lyrics and sound in 2021 in her opening single "Fallin." She followed that in May 2021 with the single "What Are We?"

With a background in gospel music, the Houston native began her musical career at a very young age, performing in multiple competitions and talent shows throughout her hometown. Inspired by the likes of Anita Baker, Johnnie Taylor, Aretha Franklin and The Clark Sisters, it didn't take long before she discovered her love for performing and began the journey to earn her rightful spot in the industry.

Check Out Inayah's "On The Come Up" as She Performs "Best Thing" and "What Are We?"

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