Ayla Nereo

Ayla Nereo grew up and was influenced by folk artists such as Bob Dylan and Neil Young. She also cites classical music and film scores as some of her early musical influences. In her early years she preferred composing and writing music. In different interviews Ayla talks about her fear of singing in her early years. This changed when she went to college. At college gatherings Ayla Nereo was encouraged by her friends. Through the years this led her to becoming the vocalist she is right now. She later started to learn about frequency and vibration, the emotional state in which she performs shows. The spiritual nature of her music can be seen throughout her evolution as an artist. Her albums revolve around the theme of evolution and the never-ending journey of self-discovery.

Ayla Nereo’s unique style can be described as poetic, organic and immersive. Using nature imagery, emotional storytelling, and unusual wordplay her compositions evoke feelings of tranquility to listeners. Her lyrics explore themes such as nature, healing, and the human relationship with nature. Ayla Nereo also creates introspective lyrics focused on interconnectedness, personal transformation, and consciousness. These themes along with her unique vocal layered songwriting style creates deeply personal music that comes from the soul and touches the soul. Along with vocals, her principal instruments include guitars and harp. She frequently uses string sections, electronic beats, synths and the piano. Her vocal layers are at the heart of her compositions while the other instruments complement her distinct vision as an artist.