Aurora

Aurora Aksnes was born on 15 June 1996 in Stavanger Norway. Professionally known as Aurora or sometimes stylized with the letters in uppercase as AURORA. Her debut E.P. Running with the Wolves, released in May 2015 by Decca Records to great approval from music journalists and media. Half the World Away, by the Oasis band to promote John Lewis Christmas advertisements and Nature Boy, by Nat King Cole are among the most well-known covers by the artist. Katy Perry's support for her song Runaway in a blog entry added to the musician's appreciation. Honor her day. Aurora Aksnes' earliest musical experiences include discovering an instrument hidden within her attic, then getting enthralled by the sounds it created. Jan Oystein Aksnes, her parents May Britt Aksnes, as well as Jan Oystein Aksnes urged Aurora Aksnes to pursue music as an activity or a career. The singer began to write songs of her own. In addition to Bjork and Bjork, she also credits Leonard Cohen as an influence. She began performing her songs publicly when her mother said they can help other people, not gain fame through the work she does, but to help the people around them understand their own importance and how they can affect the world. When she began playing the piano, she was six years old and began to write music by the time she was nine. Her family didn't hear about it until she reached fourteen. Aurora wasn't a childhood dream. Her words say that she simply likes to write songs. Music is for her an ideal method of feeling anything.