Multi-platinum-selling recording artist iann dior found success with the first song he ever wrote. After uploading to SoundCloud, the song gained 10,000 plays in its first week and caught the ear of Internet Money founder Taz Taylor who invited the budding songwriter to work with him in LA. Shortly afterward in April 2019, iann inked a deal with Elliot Grainge’s label 10K Projects and released his debut project, Industry Plant.
Known as a highly versatile talent, dior has released songs with acts like Lil Baby, Machine Gun Kelly, Travis Barker, Clean Bandit, Trippie Redd, and more. His work has charted in the Alternative, Pop, Rap, and Electronic/Dance genres. He has amassed over 4 billion streams worldwide and was named to the coveted Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list in 2021.
With the recent release of his single “Melrose,“ fans are being ushered into an exciting new chapter of iann’s music. Effortlessly fusing melodic rap with an irresistible hook, the captivating track showcases his distinctive ability to blend genres and push creative boundaries with bold and innovative sounds.

“I’ve been through a lot these past few months, and for me, this song reflects the therapeutic journey of getting knocked down countless times but always rising back up and laughing it off in the end. I can feel my sound evolving; lyrically, I’m focusing more on hope than ever before. I hope my fans continue to grow with me and connect with the new music I’m creating – it’s all about lifting people up.”
This release marks a pivotal moment for dior as he embraces personal and creative transformation, showcasing an evolved, daring sound. “Melrose” sets the tone for this dynamic new era, where his music is more personal, authentic, and uplifting than ever before.
Reflecting on his growth as an artist, dior adds: “In the past, I was making music for everybody else, but now I’m making music for what I stand for. I can’t wait to start this new chapter with my fans, family, and friends.”
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