ivri

US artist ivri brings his quietly personal project to King Tut's Wah Wah Hut in Glasgow on 31 May 2026. First emerging online, he began posting short musical ideas as a teenager, and his voice soon travelled through beats and edits shared by producers. That early, faceless presence evolved into a solo project, made concrete with first official releases at the end of 2020.

ivri’s music lives between atmospheric pop, ambient and gentle electronics. Tracks are built around texture and slow, patient melodies, with a close, hushed vocal line kept at the centre. The writing is introspective, touching on spirituality, the universe and mental health, framed in minimal, contemplative arrangements. On stage, he works with subtle dynamics and small shifts, letting silence and resonance shape the set as much as rhythm. Samples and fragments are re‑assembled in real time, bringing new contours to familiar motifs while keeping the focus on timbre and voice. The result is a live journey that privileges detail and proximity, drawing the listener into a space where each layer finds its place without crowding the moment.