Artist's albums
The Reckoning
2022 · album
Shadow
2022 · single
Breakdown
2022 · single
Dismantled
2022 · single
Ready For Combat
2022 · single
Amorphous (Extended Edition)
2021 · album
Background Sad (Radio Edit)
2021 · single
Last One Standing (Acoustic)
2021 · single
Seeds (Acoustic)
2021 · single
Amorphous
2021 · album
Waste My Hate
2021 · single
Last One Standing
2020 · single
Seeds
2020 · single
Curse Or Cure (Acoustic)
2020 · single
Curse Or Cure
2020 · single
Blindside
2019 · single
Hollow
2019 · single
Venom
2019 · single
Still Can't Kill Us (Acoustic Sessions)
2018 · album
You Can't Kill Us
2016 · album
Bam Bam Pop
2015 · single
Now You Know
2015 · single
Icon for Hire
2013 · album
Scripted
2011 · album
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Biography
Currently residing in Nashville, Tennessee, Icon For Hire knows a thing or two about building a loyal fan base. From local clubs in Decatur to Warped Tour and Download Fest, they have amassed a dedicated "Icon Army" that continues to grow with each single release. Moving away from the record label system in 2016, and with a devoted following of over 700,000 followers across social platforms, lead singer Ariel Bloomer and guitarist Shawn Jump have relied on their fans to support their independently released albums, Billboard-charting You Can't Kill Us in 2016, and their most recent release, Amorphous in 2021. With songs featuring Ariel's compelling lyrics on issues like depression, anxiety, and self-harm, their music draws in a passionate and engaged crowd that connects with their vulnerability and authenticity. From haunting piano ballads to intense guitar-heavy rock anthems, Amorphous builds off of their previous success and highlights Shawn's intricate production talent and Ariel's unmatched ability to connect with their listeners. “The underlying message of everything we have done is moving away from a place of self-hate and moving towards a place of self-love,” Ariel adds, “and because of that we have tried to go beyond the songs and create a sense of community, where people know they’re not alone."