Based in Los Angeles, Remi Wolf is a singer/songwriter who traffics in a colorful brand of pop that incorporates funk, disco, left-field, and lo-fi bedroom pop. She began releasing singles in 2019, earning praise for songs like "Guy" from her colorful debut EP, You're a Dog. After signing with Island Records, Wolf issued two more EPs in quick succession ahead of her 2021 full-length debut, Juno.

A California native, Wolf's musical passions began at a young age, though her unusual story arc also includes ten years of downhill ski competition and Olympic training as well as a 2014 run as an American Idol contestant. Although she could have adapted her powerful, soulful voice to the masses, Wolf's vibe was a bit too quirky for the mainstream and she eschewed the typical post-Idol path and spent several years crafting a unique D.I.Y. sound. She finally made her solo debut with 2019's "Guy," a winsome slice of tropical funk-pop that lit up blogs and playlists. She later folded it into her debut EP, You're a Dog, which further showed off her range. A 2020 feature on Cautious Clay's sunny track "Cheesin'" brought her further attention ahead of her second EP, I'm Allergic to Dogs!, her major-label debut for Island. A 2021 remix EP, We Love Dogs!, featured contributions from numerous high profile producers and artist including Beck, Sylvan Esso, and Polo Pan. Led by the streaming his "Sexy Villain," Wolf finally made her full-length debut in October of that year with Juno. ~ Timothy Monger, Rovi