Inna is an electronic dance music vocalist from Romania whose debut single, "Hot," was a European club smash in 2009. Born Elena Alexandra Apostoleanu on October 16, 1986, in Mangalia, Romania, she is closely affiliated with Play & Win, a Romanian production trio comprised of Marcel Botezan, Radu Bolfea, and Alexandru Barac, who have an impressive track record of commercial success as club music hitmakers. Inna made her commercial debut in 2008 with the Play & Win-produced single "Hot." Originally released domestically, "Hot" topped the Romanian singles chart and was released internationally in 2009. While the song was most successful in Eastern Europe, it also proved popular in some Western European countries such as Spain, where it reached number one in July, and in the Netherlands, where it reached the Top Five in September. The full-length album Hot (2009) was released in the midst of the title track's international success. Produced by Play & Win, the album included the follow-up singles "Love," "Déjà Vu," and "Amazing." I Am the Club Rocker appeared two years later in 2011.

With an impressive string of hits, numerous awards under her trendy belt and the clubs of Europe, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East already at her feet, Inna is a fierce musical phenomenon.

With looks and dance moves that match her musical talent, Inna has won multiple MTV Europe Awards, Romanian Music Awards and RRA Awards and in 2012 became the first and only European female artist to reach 1 billion YouTube views, in addition to boasting 12 million Facebook fans and over 600,000 Twitter followers.

Now, Inna is really getting ready for a true global explosion. Newly signed to Atlantic Records for her first major label deal, the Romanian beauty just released her first single of her upcoming album, due out at the end of the year.

“The Cola Song,” an irresistible, bubbly mix of dance, electronica and Latin, laced with sax riffs and featuring rising Latin star J Balvin, embodies what Inna is all about: A global star that knows no genre, language or geographic boundaries.