ivri

On 11 June 2026, US artist ivri plays BARdzo bardzo in Warsaw. First noticed online as a teenager sharing snippets on Instagram, ivri’s voice then circulated through tracks by various producers before the project took shape solo, long presented without a face and formalized with first official releases in late 2020. That path left a clear mark on the music’s DNA: songs built around texture, slow-bloom melodies and a close, hushed vocal that stays upfront.

Live, ivri leans into an intimate, minimal setup where ambient tones, soft electronic pulses and atmospheric pop contours frame the writing. Tracks drift and settle rather than rush, with space for details to surface—pads that swell, light percussion, fragments that loop and fade. The lyrics move inward, circling themes of spirituality, the cosmos and mental health, carried by a contemplative tone. It’s a set designed for quiet focus, where the room’s edges feel a bit wider and time stretches just enough for the layers to connect. A snapshot of bedroom pop and melancholic electronics shaped by the internet, distilled on stage at BARdzo bardzo.