Jillian Iva, Bex, and Kelly Harris, better known as the San Francisco-based trio Von Iva, has had many musical tags thrust upon them. Electro pop punk. Soul rock dance. Synth rawk. Fashion-forward dance punk queens. Alt-pop. Gay icons. Dirty disco. The new purveyors of soul. A bombastic live band. Punk soul. A booty-shaking mix of soul, disco, and dirty raw rock and roll. Genre-crossing. Skuzzy and sultry. A saucy little affair.

On December 19, 2008, Von Iva made their big screen debut in the Warner Brothers release starring Jim Carrey and Zooey Deschanel "Yes Man," playing the fictional band Munchausen by Proxy behind Deschanel. Von Iva has scored many recent placements including The L Word, Life, The City, Tap Tap Revenge, the BAFTA Awards, and more.

"If you ever wished for Franz Ferdinand, P.J. Harvey, Gary Numan, and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs to be bottled up into a love potion, here it is! They're soul-shaking dance-punk queens-and they're going to rock your world." - BUST

"...a sonic menage a trois of dance, disco and soul." - Suicide Girls

"...fierce, oversize grooves, drama-queen sexuality and hook-laden songs that keep dance floors crowded." - SF Chronicle

"The trio's shimmering electro-pop is firmly based on funky, sleek disco rhythms, reintroducing jaded hipsters to that carnally cathartic activity known as dancing..." - LA Weekly

"It has passion and woe, but the lyrics aren't typically angst-filled, or too introspective: rather, they have a grandiose, sweeping energy. It also has what the band likes to call, "Dance punk vocals consisting of a mixture of genres ranging from electro pop punk to dirty disco". - While your cranium digests' all that, let me just say that Von Iva are the missing link between industrial atl. rock, and pop punk. Very reminiscent of the Eurorythmics' sound, especially around the time of the heavy-duty blues pop of "Missionary Man"." - Jersey Beat