Iamnotshane

Shane Niemi (born August 2, 1995 in Los Angeles), known by his stage name iamnotshane, is an American singer and songwriter.

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Born
Shane Niemi

(1995-08-02) August 2, 1995
Other namesShane
OccupationSinger, Songwriter
Musical career
GenresPop
InstrumentsVocals
LabelsChasing The Wind Music
Websitewww.iamnotshane.com

iamnotshane, has created an alt-pop brand for himself that is undeniable. The singer/songwriter from Los Angeles built a cult fanbase with the bedroom produced SAD EP featuring “Insecure” accompanied by his highly visual original music videos which have racked up over 30 million streams. His debut EP release on Avant Garden records features the infectious, europop-tinged singles “Perfect” and "Afterlife".[1]

He is known for his music video for his 2016 song Insecure which includes a version of Michael Jackson's Anti-gravity lean and has been viewed over 5 million times[2][3]

History

Niemi has been performing since the age of 8 and began writing original songs at age 12.[4] In 2014, he posted his first music video for Sinister. A year later he released his first EP Sad. In 2016, his music video for Insecure went viral and now has over 5.3 million views on YouTube.[5]

He later changed his stage name to iamnotshane and released his self-titled EP in 2020 through Avant Garden and Island

In 2020, French producer/DJ Michael Calfan did a remix of Afterlife.[6]

Discography

Extended plays

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Singles

  • Sinister (2014)
  • Insecure (2016)
  • Dance (2017)
  • Losers (2017)
  • Play Good Music At My Funeral (2017)
  • Trick (2018)
  • Lifeguard (2018)
  • Afterlife (2019)[10]
  • Security (2019)[11]
  • Back To You (2019)[12][13]
  • Perfect (2020)
  • Addict (2020)
  • What A Perfect Day For Crying (2020)
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