Imelda May

Imelda Mary Higham, known professionally as Imelda May, is a celebrated Irish singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist born on July 10, 1974. With a distinctive style that blends rockabilly revival with elements of jazz, she has drawn comparisons to iconic female jazz musicians like Billie Holiday, showcasing her versatility and depth as an artist.

In 2002, Imelda took a significant step in her career by forming her own band and releasing her debut studio album, 'No Turning Back.' This marked the beginning of her journey in the music industry, which would see her evolve and gain recognition for her unique sound.

Her subsequent albums, including 'Love Tattoo' in 2009 and 'Mayhem' in 2010, further solidified her reputation, with the latter earning her a nomination for the prestigious Choice Music Prize. Imelda continued to impress with her fourth studio album, 'Tribal,' released in 2014, followed by 'Life Love Flesh Blood' in 2017.

Most recently, she released her sixth album, '11 Past the Hour,' on April 16, 2021, continuing to captivate audiences with her powerful voice and engaging performances. Imelda May remains a prominent figure in the music scene, celebrated for her contributions to both rockabilly and jazz.