Experimental music mission VAYA VAYA: a new wave in art
15 july 2025 в 20:28
VAYA VAYA is an award-winning composer, performer, and director, whose art and music are infused with experimental sounds and imagery. She is radical and spiritual, pushing the boundaries of sound and visuals, exploring themes of «chaos, healing, love, and divine alignment».
Toronto-based artist VAYA VAYA has always trusted her path, believing that the process of life will guide her to where she needs to be. She sees her music as a divine calling, something that a higher power has decided for her. VAYA VAYA bases all her values on truth and love, considers all her work as the essence of her spiritual journey and process, and sees herself as a free soul working for God.
«My friend calls me 'Warrior of Love,' which really resonates with me», - says VAYA VAYA.
VAYA VAYA does not follow trends or the latest popular sounds in the music industry. She is a disruptor, rejecting formulas and following what she calls the «flow». She follows it to the extremes of music and defines her work as a «sound prayer, cinematic rebellion, and emotional confession».
Music is a sacred calling for VAYA VAYA, and her experimental sound is a new wave in the artistic world.
«Music has always lived within me», - says VAYA VAYA. «God decided this for me».
VAYA VAYA was only 4 years old when she started studying classical music and began singing. Since then, she says, music has flowed in her blood.
«My path in music started in childhood with classical influences, but turned into something more radical and spiritual», - shares VAYA VAYA.
The latest release from the experimental musician, «Achaiah 7, Love into Patience», - and its accompanying video delve into this radical spirituality.
Her latest single, «HELL' YA», - released on June 25, is both a battle cry and a blessing. It stands against the disposable nature of viral culture, offering instead a sacred act of sonic rebellion. The track is fueled by faith, divine clarity, and spiritual power — what she calls her «true love frequency».
Unusual but deeply resonant, «HELL' YA» challenges the worship of speed and spectacle in the industry. It is not meant for trends; it is meant to touch something forgotten and bring it back to life. In a world where sound is often soulless, VAYA VAYA offers this track as a call and disruption.
VAYA VAYA’s music transcends audio and moves into video. The visual representations of her music have won numerous awards worldwide at various film festivals. In 2020, at the Montreal Independent Short Film Festival, VAYA VAYA won the award for Best Music Video for «Sexual». The video for «Pulse» received a range of awards, from Best Composer at the Philadelphia Arthouse Film Festival in 2023 to Best Music Video at the Paris International Short Film Festival later that same year.
The experimental artist draws inspiration from her rich creative community in Toronto, infusing her visual art with powerful movement, symbolism, and performances. In her latest video for «Achaiah 7, Love into Patience», - aerialists and dancers perform while VAYA VAYA, dressed as a mystic, sings and wields a sword. The images reflect dynamic shifts in the music and center her in the role she most deeply embraces: warrior of love.
The path VAYA VAYA carves for herself is not always easy. There have been periods when music was a distant echo, and her creativity faltered. Recently, at 4:44 in the morning, she was once again filled with music, imagery, and themes in the middle of the night.
«Often, it is when you are on the brink of despair that the light of hope appears», - adds VAYA VAYA.
VAYA VAYA believes that humanity needs to transition to what she calls the «true process of love», - and she believes that the flow she follows is leading her to give «something precious to the collective consciousness»
Toronto-based artist VAYA VAYA has always trusted her path, believing that the process of life will guide her to where she needs to be. She sees her music as a divine calling, something that a higher power has decided for her. VAYA VAYA bases all her values on truth and love, considers all her work as the essence of her spiritual journey and process, and sees herself as a free soul working for God.
«My friend calls me 'Warrior of Love,' which really resonates with me», - says VAYA VAYA.
VAYA VAYA does not follow trends or the latest popular sounds in the music industry. She is a disruptor, rejecting formulas and following what she calls the «flow». She follows it to the extremes of music and defines her work as a «sound prayer, cinematic rebellion, and emotional confession».
Music is a sacred calling for VAYA VAYA, and her experimental sound is a new wave in the artistic world.
«Music has always lived within me», - says VAYA VAYA. «God decided this for me».
VAYA VAYA was only 4 years old when she started studying classical music and began singing. Since then, she says, music has flowed in her blood.
«My path in music started in childhood with classical influences, but turned into something more radical and spiritual», - shares VAYA VAYA.
The latest release from the experimental musician, «Achaiah 7, Love into Patience», - and its accompanying video delve into this radical spirituality.
Her latest single, «HELL' YA», - released on June 25, is both a battle cry and a blessing. It stands against the disposable nature of viral culture, offering instead a sacred act of sonic rebellion. The track is fueled by faith, divine clarity, and spiritual power — what she calls her «true love frequency».
Unusual but deeply resonant, «HELL' YA» challenges the worship of speed and spectacle in the industry. It is not meant for trends; it is meant to touch something forgotten and bring it back to life. In a world where sound is often soulless, VAYA VAYA offers this track as a call and disruption.
VAYA VAYA’s music transcends audio and moves into video. The visual representations of her music have won numerous awards worldwide at various film festivals. In 2020, at the Montreal Independent Short Film Festival, VAYA VAYA won the award for Best Music Video for «Sexual». The video for «Pulse» received a range of awards, from Best Composer at the Philadelphia Arthouse Film Festival in 2023 to Best Music Video at the Paris International Short Film Festival later that same year.
The experimental artist draws inspiration from her rich creative community in Toronto, infusing her visual art with powerful movement, symbolism, and performances. In her latest video for «Achaiah 7, Love into Patience», - aerialists and dancers perform while VAYA VAYA, dressed as a mystic, sings and wields a sword. The images reflect dynamic shifts in the music and center her in the role she most deeply embraces: warrior of love.
The path VAYA VAYA carves for herself is not always easy. There have been periods when music was a distant echo, and her creativity faltered. Recently, at 4:44 in the morning, she was once again filled with music, imagery, and themes in the middle of the night.
«Often, it is when you are on the brink of despair that the light of hope appears», - adds VAYA VAYA.
VAYA VAYA believes that humanity needs to transition to what she calls the «true process of love», - and she believes that the flow she follows is leading her to give «something precious to the collective consciousness»
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