The Boyd siblings who make up Infinity Song maximise that unique vocal and spiritual magic that happens when family members sing together. They grew up in Detroit with parents heavily involved in music who exposed them to an influential array of genres and got them performing at an early age. After the family moved to New York in 2006, Infinity Song drummed up a following through constant street performances. Ten years later, they wowed JAY-Z, who signed them to his label. Their first Roc Nation release, 2021’s Mad Love, applied their smooth, soulful vocal blend to a mix of folk, pop, soul and gospel, with airy orchestrations filling out the spare, acoustic-based sound. Various Boyd siblings occupied the group over time, but by 2023’s Metamorphosis, the lineup was Abraham, Angel, Israel and Momo. They refined their sound by homing in on a ’70s soft-rock influence, even delivering an appropriately ethereal cover of Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams”.