Nadia Ali

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Nadia Ali (born 3 August 1980) is an American singer-songwriter.

Ali first rose to fame in 2001 as the frontwoman and songwriter of the band iiO's debut single "Rapture" debuted at No. 1. 2 on the UK Singles Chart.

The song has also been charted in various European countries.

Their 2006 single, "Is It Love?

In 2009, she released Embers, her debut album.

The No. 3 singles from the album made it to the top ten of the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play Chart, including the No. Ali released "Queen of Club Trilogy" in 2010 to commemorate her decade of as a singer.

"Rapture" was re-released as the only single from the trilogy, and the album was once more a chart hit in Europe.

Ali performed "Pressure" with Starkillers and Alex Kenji in 2011, which became a club and festival anthem and the International Dance Music Award winner.

"Must Be the Love" was a BT and Arty collaboration in 2012.

In 2017, she performed the song "Almost Home" with Sultan + Shepard, which debuted at No. 1. She debuted a new direction and sound under her experimental project titled HYLLS, which saw her move from electronic dance to the indie pop genre in 2018.

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Life and career

On August 3, 1980, Nadia Ali was born in Tripoli, Libya, to Pakistani parents. When she was five years old, the family was subsequently raised in Queens, New York City.

Ali began working in Versace's New York offices when she was 17. Versace's colleague, "chanteuse"), invited her to collaborate on some of his original works for a girl group in Germany. The two joined up with Moser on recording, while Ali wrote the lyrics and vocals for the songs. She wrote "Rapture," her first song, based on an experience with an Australian nightclub patron. A demonstration of the song appeared at Twilo's first performance in 2001 and was welcomed early by influential DJ Pete Tong who appeared on BBC Radio 1. After receiving praise from influential D.J.s such as Sasha, Danny Tenaglia, and Sander Kleinenberg during the summer season, the album became a hit in Ibiza. The single, which was launched by the Ministry of Sound in late 2001, has become a commercial success, peaking at No. 132. Two on the UK Singles Chart and Billboard's Hot Dance Club Play Chart, while two on the Hot Dance Club Play Chart chart in several European countries. Ali's experience with "Rapture" sparked the development of iiO as the music they were initially working on was quite different from dance music, and they were asked to come up with a project name to market the single. They first called themselves Vaiio after Ali used to write the lyrics on their Sony VAIO laptop. The pair performed well around the world, including "At the End," "Smooth," and "Kiss You." Poetica was their first studio album, and Poetica followed in 2005.

Ali left the band in 2005 to pursue a solo career, while Moser continued to release iiO music featuring her on vocals. The 2006 single "Is It Love" was the most notable of these recordings. The number "which ranked No. 1" in the world of "success." The Best Of iiO Remixed and Exit 110, the top ten artists on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play Chart, Reconstruction Time: The Best Of iO Remixed and the 2011 studio album Exit 110 are the most popular performers in America.

Ali began working on her first solo album after leaving iiO, a process that took four years. "Who is Watching?" her first solo release was released in 2006. "This is a record by Armin van Buuren, a Dutch DJ, whose album Shivers appeared on his album." This was followed by "Something to Lose" in 2006, a duet with singer Rosko produced by John Creamer & Stephane K and released by Ultra Records. The track was licensed to Roger Sanchez's Release Yourself, Vol. 4. For his first Dubai debut, the 5th generation, as well as Sharam Tayebi of Deep Dish, were among his first Dubai visits.

"Crash and Burn," her first single from her solo album, was released in June 2008. The single became a fan favorite of the club, despite being ranked at No. 1 in the No.. Billboard's Hot Dance Club Play Chart ranks 6 out of 6. In February 2009, she unveiled "Love Story" from her as-yet untitled album. In April 2009, it debuted at number one of Billboard's Most Popular Dance Club Play Charts and was ranked for the Top Progressive/House Track at the 2010 International Dance Music Awards at the Winter Music Conference. Ali appeared on MTV Iggy in March 2009, where she appeared on "Rapture," "Crash and Burn," and "Love Story" as a performer.

In July 2009, the third single "Fine Print" was released. Ali revealed that the single preceded the debut of her debut solo album Embers. The single topped the charts at No. 1. Billboard's Hot Dance Club Play Chart ranks 4 on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play Chart. In September 2009, embers were first published. Ali, Sophie in Bed Records' co-produced the album by Sultan & Shepard, Alex Sayz, and Scott Fritz. Embers generally received favorable feedback, and Chase Gran from About.com called it a "well-rounded, gourmet collection with stunning songs." Ali's songwriting was praised by Gail Navarro of Racket magazine, "It wasn't just her sultry sound mixed in with her beautiful singing voice," she wrote; her songwriting got me hook, line, and sinker." She cited her creative confidence and the compulsion of deadlines as the main reasons for her own record label when speaking about the album's self-release.

Ali performed two collaborations in 2009, the first "Better Run" with Tocadisco was released on his album TOCA 128.0 FM and "12 Wives in Tehran," with Serge Devant, who appeared on his album Wanderer.

Ali's first release on 2010 was the song "Want," a German producer Schiller's contribution to his album Atemlos and chosen as the lead single from his album Atemlos. Ali released "Fantasy," the fourth single from Embers, in April 2010. Following a fan poll conducted by Ali on her Facebook page, the track was chosen as a single by her followers. The music video for "Fantasy" was supposed to be similar to Ali's new venture; Queen of Clubs Trilogy: The Best of Nadia Ali Remixed. The set contained three versions: Ruby Edition (August 2010), Onyx Edition (October 2010), and Diamond Edition (December 2010). Among other popular DJs and designers, Armin van Buuren, Aviciy, and Gareth Emery all performed collaborations and remixed it.

Ali was one of the "enduring empresses" of electronic dance music and Queen of Clubs Trilogy, according to MTV, who spent more than a decade in the title. She has been praised for being the "definitive" and "unmistakable" voice of dance music, and she is credited with having "enriched" and "invigorated" the style. Ali has gone on to become a highly sought after collaborator for DJs and producers. She was praised for her success in a male and DJ-dominated market in which singers appear as support acts. She described this as a double-edged sword, given that she was also regarded as a threat by DJs. When the Morgan Page remix of "Fantasy" was nominated in the Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical class, she received her first Grammy nomination in December 2010.

Tristan Garner, Gareth Emery, and Avicii's first song with iiO, "Rapture" was re-released as a single from Queen of Club Trilogy, with remixes by Tristan Garner, Gareth Emery, and Avicii. On January 24, 2011, a new music video for the song was shot based on the "Queen of Clubs" theme and was released. The album reached No. 1 in the world. On the Romanian Top 100 chart, there are three charts, three in Romania, and three in other European nations.

Ali's collaborations with DJs and producers were announced throughout 2010. These included "That Day" with Dresden and Johnston, which was included on many compilation albums. On July 13, the Swiss duo Chris Reece's "The Notice" sequel was announced. Ali appeared on Armin van Buuren's fourth album Mirage's track "Feels So Good" on his fourth album Mirage. The album's fifth single was named as the Best Trance Track at the 27th International Dance Music Awards, which was voted as the Best Trance Track on the 27th International Dance Music Awards.

Ali revealed the appearance of numerous DJs and producers in 2011. The first of these was titled "Call My Name" with the duo Sultan & Ned Shepard, which was released by Harem Records on February 9. The club "Call My Name" was a success, peaking at No. 1. 5 on Billboard's Hot Dance Club Play Chart. Spinnin' Records' second track, "Pressure," was released on February 15 by Spinnin' Records in collaboration with Starkillers and Alex Kenji. The Alesso remix of "Pressure" became a club and festival hit, and was awarded by respected DJs including Armin van Buuren, Tiesto, Swedish House Mafia, and Calvin Harris as the Best Progressive House Track at the 27th International Dance Music Awards.

Ali on vocals appeared on the studio album Exit 110 in April. Zouk Recordings announced "Free To Go" with Alex Sayz on May 23, her upcoming collaboration. Sander van Doorn's second studio album Eleve11 on the track "Rolling the Dice," a project between van Doorn, Sidney Samson and her. Spencer & Hill's album "Believe It" was her next album, which was released by Wall Recordings on October 3. She co-produced "Keep It Coming," a spinnin' Records single that debuted on December 26 and debuted at number one in Beatport.

Ali had begun recording her second studio album in February 2010. In August 2011, a music video for the album's lead single, "When It Rains," was released on her YouTube channel.

Ali said she moved to Los Angeles in May 2012, citing the desire for a change after spending 26 years in New York City.

"This Is Your Life," she first released on her debut in 2012, was her fourth single from Swiss DJ EDX's album On the Edge. "Carry Me" was the fourth single from Morgan Page's third studio album "In the Air," following him. "Must Be the Love," the lead single from BT's ninth studio album A Song Across Wires, a collaboration between him, Arty and Ali, was her next release. She also pre-announced her album "Phoenix" in 2012, which had not been released as of September 2015.

Ali revealed her engagement to her fiancé, whom she married in October 2013.

Ali released an acoustic version of The Police's "Roxanne" as a free download in January 2014. Ali launched the single "All In My Head" in September 2015, a Pang! The debut was her first single as a lead artist since 2011.

Ali appeared on "Almost Home" in July 2017, a show-airplay project that culminated at No.4 on Billboard's Top Tension chart, after a two-year absence. At the 2018 Juno Awards, the song was selected for the Year in Dance Recording of the Year.

Ali revealed the unveiling of HYLLS, a new sound and direction, along with a single song a month earlier this year. Ali has gone from electronic music to an indie pop sound with the project. Ali said that this project was experimental and completely different from her previous work, which explains why she decided to announce it under a different name. She has collaborated with many Grammy-nominated producers for the project, but have chosen to remain anonymous. In January, the first single "All Over The Place" was released. On February 16, The Cranberries' second single "Linger," a cover of The Cranberries song, was released. The initiative resulted in a studio album that was released in March 2019.

Ali gave birth to a son in August 2018 and revealed she suffered from postpartum depression for five months after his birth.

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