“Definitely one to watch, Lanelle offers a new layer to the genre and a necessary representation for women everywhere.”
[LONG BIO]Hailed by Afropunk as "definitely one to watch", Aria Lanelle is a honey-voiced singer, songwriter, and producer. Drawing from influences as diverse as Prince, Mariah Carey, The Clark Sisters, and Disclosure, Aria makes explosive Pop-tinged R&B imbued with hints of House and Trap, to create a new sound all her own.
A Jazz-and-Classically trained music school kid who cut her teeth singing Gospel in church, Aria was accepted to study at Berklee College of Music on the strength of her singular vocal talent and writing abilities. She graduated with high honors.
After winning the R&B division of the John Lennon Songwriting Contest, Aria lent her dulcet voice to the Zimmer X Pallace “Saturday Love” remix in the UK (currently sitting at 1.9 million plays on YouTube alone), which led her to collaborate on many more UK house projects with hungry young producers looking for fiery vocals and stellar writing. She then released her EP My Name Is in the summer of 2016, which was then featured in a few star media outlets (Okayplayer, Afropunk, and Earmilk—to name a few), garnering rave reviews for her vocal, writing, and production talents. Most recently, Aria has been performing at venues such as SOBs, Rockwood Music Hall, and PIANOS, along with a sold-out performance with SoFar Sounds. Aria’s latest single “Noon Rendezvous” is a fresh and introspective rework of a Sheila E. song classic.
Originally from Boston, she is now based in Atlanta.
(Some of) Aria’s MUSIC
Music VIdeos + Live PERFORMANCES
NOTABLE PRESS + COLLABS
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A Selection of Venues Played
Aria Lanelle is a striking performer, performing in tastemaker venues such as SOBs, The Bowery Electric, PIANOS, Wonder Bar, and Rockwood Music Hall.
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Contact
aria@arialanelle.com
“…I am a triple threat: a singer, songwriter, and producer. I think what makes me unique, especially as a woman, is that I’m equally good at each of those things, and I switch hats depending upon what’s required in the situation.”