Amè is a sultry R&B/pop artist originally from Central Pennsylvania. She was adopted at two weeks old from Philadelphia and grew up in a small town called Lock Haven, which was about 45 minutes from Penn State University. Her parents are both pastors, and she was one of the few Black kids in her area. Amè had a love for music from an early age and grew up singing in the church. She also developed a passion for musical theatre and spent her summers participating in shows at a local professional summer stock theater. In college, she attended Temple University and majored in Theatre with a concentration in acting. Her discography includes various styles of R &B and Pop her most recent release (M & SS Me and Somebody Son) has been discovered by various media outlets and has grown with her new remix with Londynn B. Beyoncé has been a significant influence on Amè’s career, and she considers her a role model. Although her parents were strict about the music she listened to, Beyoncé was always allowed in their house. Kehlani, Lizzo, and Rihanna are artists whose vibes can be heard in Amè’s music. Notable events she has played at include the San Diego Pride Festival opening for Snow Tha Product, the New York City Pride parade, the Jersey City Pride Festival opening for Alek Sandar, the Taste of Soul Music Festival in Atlanta (with another performance scheduled in September), and the Traffic Jam Music Festival in Coney Island in August.