Zee Avi is just 23 but she's an old soul. A huge talent in a petite frame bringing a universal message from the unlikely birthplace of Borneo, an ancient island east of Malaysia which remains an untouched, natural paradise, an apt description of her songs.
From Malaysia to Los Angeles, Zee Avi is enjoying the ride and ready to take on passengers. "I'm still pinching myself" she gushes. "My parents always told me it's important to keep yourself grounded. I'm thankful, but at the same time, I just want to jump through the roof. It's been a pretty amazing journey, getting to work with some really wonderful people, a blessing, really."

AM’s new album, Future Sons & Daughters, pays homage to the Tulsa-born, New Orleans-raised musician’s diverse influences which includes Jorge Ben, Brian Wilson, Sergio Mendes and Curtis Mayfield, while showcasing his own songwriting chops, intelligent lyrics and psychedelic grooves. AM’s debut, Troubled Times, was declared one of the “Best Albums of the Year,” by iTunes and earned him the title of “Best Singer Songwriter of The Year,” by LA Weekly. AM’s songs have been used in a dizzying array of movies and TV shows, including HBO’s “Big Love,” MTV’s “The Hills”, ABC’s “Brothers and Sisters”, NBC’s “Friday Night Lights”, and last year’s #1 film acquisition from the 2009 Sundance Film Festival, Ashton Kutcher’s “Spread”. The internationally revered French electronic pop duo AIR has handpicked AM to open their 2010 US and Canadian tour. AM debuts his composing talents in the upcoming Warner Brothers release of “Man Maid”.