Indigo Mateo

Native to New Jersey, Indigo Mateo is a Puerto Rican, Honduran, Salvadoran American singer-songwriter whose musical range can be both soothing as well as revitalizing. Indigo's whimsical lyrics paired with her dynamic tone give big 'real-life-cartoon-character' vibes. If your favorite Disney princess was 5 notches more woke and sensual, she'd write songs like Indigo.

While visiting and meeting producer Richie Reseda in Soledad prison in 2017, Indigo performed her song “Praise the Lorde” and was signed to the social impact record label, Question Culture, on the spot. After the production of her first album, Intuition, executive produced by Richie Reseda, Indigo was offered and accepted the opportunity to co-own the label in 2019. Now 27, Indigo is dropping music from her sophomore album, Singleplayer, due to drop fall 2021; which showcases breakup bops, rap anthems and all around main character energy.

Alongside Aloe Blacc and Vic Mensa, Indigo contributed to the Defund the Sheriff album release in 2020 with her melodious and thoughtful song “Here Rn.” Recently her latest single “YQYG” hit 1.5 millions plays on TikTok. Across the states, Indigo’s healing songs and laughter are recognized, especially in NY, NJ and California. She is the founder of Soul Showers, a space for those who've experienced sexual violence to cleanse shame and “heal in the sun.”