Indigo Celeste, a native of Virginia, embarked on her musical journey at the age of nine, initially honing her skills on the piano and drums within her church community. It wasn't until high school that she stepped into formal music education, where she discovered her passion for the saxophone in the concert band during her sophomore year. Throughout her high school years at Woodrow Wilson High School in Portsmouth, VA, Indigo became an integral part of the esteemed "Special Forces" marching band, showcasing her talents as both first snare on the drum line and section leader for the saxophones over four impactful years. She participated in numerous parades across the Hampton Roads area, leaving a lasting impression with her musical skill. 

Upon graduating with honors in 2018, Indigo pursued further musical studies at Tidewater Community College (TCC) in Norfolk, VA, while immersing herself in the TCC Blue Moon Jazz Ensemble. Notable performances, such as the Classic "Rock 'N' Jazz" Spectacular and the "TCC Neon Festival," highlighted her dedication and talent. Graduating with Magna Cum Laude in 2021 with an Associate of Fine Arts degree in Music. Indigo expanded her musical horizons by transferring to Norfolk State University to pursue a Bachelor of Music in Music Media, under the guidance of Stephanie K. Sanders. Indigo was a distinguished member of the renowned Norfolk State University "Spartan Legion" Marching Band, contributing to the (M.A.N.I.A.C.S) Saxophone section during her two-year tenure at Norfolk State. Indigo also participated in the NSU Jazz Ensemble, where she had the honor of performing as the opening act alongside the Ensemble, chosen from among eight other HBCUs, for the prestigious Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra VA Arts Festival HBCU Jazz Competition. Led by the esteemed jazz trumpeter, Wynton Marsalis, this opportunity showcased her talent on a renowned stage. Additionally, she contributed her talents to the NSU Jazz Combo, recognized as a distinguished group within the university's esteemed music department. Prior to her transfer, she enriched her jazz saxophone skills under the mentorship of Martin Blockson. Indigo's dedication to music and academic success led to her graduating with Magna Cum Laude honors from Norfolk State University in December 2023.

Indigo's musical palette encompasses a diverse range of genres, with a particular fondness for jazz and neo-soul. Inspired by iconic figures such as John Coltrane, Herbie Hancock, Ledisi and India Arie. She continues to explore and evolve as a musician, ready to leave her mark on the vibrant world of music, with her God given gifts & talents.