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Irina Rimes (Irina Rîmeș in Romanian born 22 August 1991),[1] also known as Irina Remesh or Irra, is a Moldovan singer and songwriter, who is one of the four coaches of the Romanian talent show Vocea României.[2] She works and lives in Bucharest, Romania.[3]

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Irina Rîmeș
Irina Rimes at a concert (Bucharest, 2018)
Background information
Also known as	Irina Rîmeș Irina Remesh Ira
Born	(1991-08-22) 22 August 1991 (age 31) Izvoare,Moldovan SSR, USSR(today in Republic of Moldova)
Occupation(s)	singer songwriter
Years active	2016–present
Labels	Global Records Quantum Music [1]

In 2019 the artist was chosen by Warner Bros Animation to provide the Romanian voice of Whatevra Wanabi in the animated movie The Lego Movie 2 [4]

Life and career

1991–2015: Childhood and beginnings in music

Irina was born on 22 August 1991 in the Florești District and is the first child of Valentina and Fiodor Rîmeș;[5] she has a younger brother, Vitali.[6] Irina has stated in interviews that her family nourished her interest for music, especially her father and paternal grandmother, the latter of which had a very good voice, according to Irina — "grandma used to be a part of a church choir and I remember how she would sit on the stove and sing carols to us".[7] Rimes manifested an interest towards writing and composing from an early age: "I started writing poetry when I was in grade 0. I remember that I learned to sing, write and read at home."[8] The artist moved to Soroca when she started studying at the "Constantin Stere" Theoretical High School until 2010; she later graduated from the Academy of Music, Theater and Plastic Arts in Chișinău.[9]^{[non-primary source needed]} In 2012, Irina Rimes participated in the talent show Fabrica de staruri, where she was a finalist.[10]

2016–present: "Visele" and Despre el

Rimes moved to Romania in 2016, when she signed with Quantum Music. Her first single, "Visele" (The dreams), peaked at #1 in Romania Airplay 100 in 2016[11] and got her an award for the best début of the year at the Radio România Music Awards in 2017.[12] Rimes has also penned songs for various Romanian artists, such as Inna, Raluka, Andra, Alina Eremia, Nicoleta Nucă and Antonia.[12][13] The Romanian branch of Cosmopolitan named her "the revelation of 2016".[14] In 2017, Rimes signed a contract with Universal Music France and released her first album, Despre el (About him).[12] In 2018, she became one of the four coaches of Vocea României.[2] In 2019, Irina Rimes gave an exclusive interview about her career to Turkey's biggest digital music magazine ÖMC Dergi (Dergi), became the cover star of a magazine for the first time in Turkey. [15]

Discography

Albums

• Despre el (2017)
• Cosmos (2018)
• Pastila (2020)
• Acasă (2022)

Singles

As lead artist

Title	Year	ROU[16]	CIS[17]	Album
"Visele"	2016	1	—	Despre el
"Ce s-a întâmplat cu noi"	2017	11	—
"My Favourite Man"		29	—	Non-album single
"Bolnavi amândoi"		5	—	Despre el
"Beau"	2018	52	—	Cosmos
"În locul meu"		—	—
"Cel mai bun prieten"		—	—
"Cel mai bun DJ (feat. The Motans)"		15	—
"Nu știi tu să fii bărbat"		9	—
"In palme"	2019	15	—	Non-album single
"3 Inimi (feat Carla's Dreams)"	2020	15	—
"Your Love" (feat Cris Cab)		6	142
"N-avem timp"	2021	2	102	Acasă
"Навсегда" (with Jah Khalib) / "Pentru totdeauna" (with Grasu XXL)		3	159
"Ba ba ba (Inima mea bate)"	2022	1	—	Non-album single
"Ielele" (with David Ciente)		—	—

Promotional singles

Title	Year	ROU[16]	Album
"Iubirea noastră mută"	2016	84	Despre el
"Da' ce tu"		—
"Haina ta"		—
"Bandana" (feat. Killa Fonic)	2017	97
"Cosmos"		—
"Octombrie Roșu"		—
"Eroii pieselor noastre"		—
"Dans"	2019	—	Cosmos
"24:00"		—
"Ce se intampla, doctore?"		—
"Nicaieri"		—
"Dorule"		—
"Baiatul Meu Frumos"	2020	—
"Sarea de pe rana"		41
"Perfectul Imperfect"		—	Pastila

As a featured artist

Title	Year	ROU[16]	RUS[17]	Album
"I Loved You" (DJ Sava feat. Irina Rimes)	2016	24	26	Non-album single
"Cupidon" (Guess Who feat. Irina Rimes)	2017	4	—	Un Anonim Celebru
"Piesa noastră" (Killa Fonic feat. Irina Rimes)		—	—	Lama Crima
"Stai lângă mine" (Vunk feat. Irina Rimes)		—	—	Extrovertit
"POEM" (The Motans feat. Irina Rimes)	2019	1	—	My Rhythm & Soul
"Schhh" (Mahmut Orhan feat. Irina Rimes)		—	—	Non-album single
"Hero" (Mahmut Orhan feat. Irina Rimes)		—	—
"Nu Vreau" (Mahmut Orhan feat. Irina Rimes)	2020	—	—

As a songwriter for other artists

Year	Song	Artist	Co-writers	Album
2016	"Ieri erai”	Raluka	Raluca Nistor Theea Miculescu Alexandru Antonescu Marius Ivancea	Non-album single
	"Zbor”	Raluka	Raluca Nistor Catalin Tamazlicaru Andrei Ioniță
	"Cum ar fi?”	Inna	Alexandra Apostoleanu	Nirvana
2017	"Dor de tine”	Antonia	Alex Cotoi	Non-album single
	"Poartă-mă”	Alina Eremia	—	360
	"Sunt puternică”	Andra	—	Iubirea schimbă tot
	"Minte-mă”	Karmen	Achi Petre Vlad Lucan	Non-album single
	"Du-mă spre noi”	Raluka
	"Ai uitat cine ești”	Nicoleta Nucă
2018	"Nu acum”	Ilinca	—
	"CSF, n-ai CSF”	Ana Baniciu	—
	"Undone”	Raluka	Nicoleta Gavriliță

References

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