Momo Boyd

Based in New York after a childhood in Detroit, Momo Boyd trained early in singing, songwriting and performing within a family environment shaped by the Boys & Girls Choirs of Detroit, founded by her parents, and by homeschooling that put music at its center. She first gained recognition as part of Infinity Song, a quartet formed with her siblings, where pop, soul, folk and R&B intersect in work focused on vocal harmonies. She wrote and produced “Haters Anthem” and also contributed to tracks such as “Sinking Boat” and “Slow Burn.” Her approach bears the imprint of training in classical music, gospel and jazz, with precise singing and direct songwriting oriented toward emotion rather than effect. Alongside Infinity Song, Momo Boyd developed a solo path with “American Love Song” in 2025 and “Strong” in 2026, in the realm of contemporary soul and introspective pop. She also appears on Baby Keem’s “Good Flirts,” alongside Kendrick Lamar, extending a trajectory that alternates collective work with releases under her own name.