Aura Davis has always been a puzzle, a mystery to those around her. Some see her as depressive, others as too honest, but one thing is for sure: Aura is a force to be reckoned with. Her talent and beauty are undeniable, but it is her unique and evocative voice that sets her apart.
Aura‘s love for music and writing began at a young age. As a child, she would create her own worlds through poetry and novels, and by six, she already knew that music was her calling. But growing up in a highly success-driven household made it difficult for her to pursue her passion. Her parents were more concerned with her getting good grades and a good job than they were with her following her dreams.
Aura‘s teenage years were filled with trauma and questionable decisions. She moved out of her parents’ house at 15 and fell into a cycle of alcohol and drug abuse. She also lost many people along the way but ultimately found her way out of that environment.
At 20, Aura decided to redesign her life. She went back to her parents, picked up her guitar, and started writing again. She sent out demos and landed a label deal in Switzerland, but eventually, she decided to work on her music independently. Working with her boyfriend in her own home studio, Aura released five singles and grew a massive following on her social media accounts.
Currently, Aura is in London recording her debut album, gaining a lot of praise for her unique, evocative, and sometimes raspy yet comforting voice which has been compared to legends like Stevie Nicks and Alanis Morrisette, and for a good reason.
Aura’s journey has been a winding one, full of ups and downs, but one thing is for sure: her music is a reflection of her true self, and that is what makes it so powerful. She may be an outcast, but with her talent and beauty, she will always be the center of attention. And that’s just the way Aura likes it.
