Bajan Singer/ Multi-Instrumentalist Ayoni Offers Another Tantalizing Glimpse Into Her Upcoming EP With New Single “Before I Prosper”

Bajan singer and also multi-instrumentalist Ayoni offers an additional tantalising glimpse into her future EP with the brand-new single “Before I Prosper”

— following on from the stunning “You Said I Love You Too Soon.”An electro-pop giant with her very own one-of-a-kind soundscape, curating her style with a talent for technological manufacturing, a collectionof synths and metallic manufacturing components dance over”Before I Prosper”pushing the boundaries of the category. A truly vibrant single, the altering paces mix moments of earnest tranquility beside those with all the power of a pop bop, with Ayoni’s radiating vocal skill at its core. Recognizing a lack of clearness, Ayoni delicately allows the anger and irritation of humanity in the track. Diving into disclosure, she finds recovery via honouring her growth in the symbolic darkness that ultimately brings about the light.

Born in Barbados today based in LA, Ayoni grew up jumping around Singapore, Indonesia and America– something she regularly makes use of to lead her music trip as both a young, Black woman and an immigrant. Building a fanbase via gorgeous singles like “If You Leave” and also “The Patriots,” Ayoni‘s well-known launching job Iridescent saw her advancement with a great exploration of the ups and also downs of progressing into her full self. Participating in the Black Lives Matter movement with the emotional “Unmoved (A Black Woman Truth),” the 2020 single sealed Ayoni‘s status as a bold brand-new artist unafraid to confront raw realities in her songs.

Racking up millions of co-signs as well as streams being available in strong from the similarity V Magazine, Ones To Watch, Clash, Essence, Paper, Popsugar, Earmilk, NPR, as well as Euphoria, Ayoni confirmed her possibility as a multi-faceted creative when she included as well as co-produced on Ricky Reed’s “No Stone” with Dirty Projectors.

Remaining to press sonic limits by infusing her moody and also spiritual pop noise with a lovely adjustment of island soul, Ayoni is set to break new ground as a rising pop prospect. With Ayoni’s brand-new task, The Vision EP, soon to come in August, keep your eyes hooked on her.

You can experience Ayoni‘s transformative efficiencies as it has simply been introduced that she will perform in Los Angeles at the sought after School Night on July 11, in addition to join well-known artists like Khruangbin, Haim, The Roots, Sheryl Crow, The Flaming Lips, and Gary Clark Jr. at The Big Climate Thing in New York on September 16– 18. The Big Climate Thing is a three-day performance including a diverse, multi-generational lineup of artists as well as shows, immersive on-site activations, and curated content. Its goal is to elevate recognition, liability, and activity, and to influence real-time services surrounding the worldwide climate dilemma by linking to concertgoers through the transformative power of music.