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Aziya

b. 2000

British singer-songwriter

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Born 2000. Aziya is a British musician, singer and singer-songwriter.

Aziya Satchmo Masai Aldridge-Moore (born 2000) is an English singer-songwriter, guitarist and producer. She has released two EPs We Speak of Tides and Lonely Castles (2023), and a mixtape BAMBI (2024).

Early life Aldridge-Moore was born to an English father, a DJ, and a Barbadian mother and grew up in Hackney, East London. She is related to the Aldridge family.

Career Aldridge-Moore began her career as a model. She featured in Tatler in 2017 and 2019. Also in 2017, she uploaded the first song she wrote titled "Teen Face" to SoundCloud.

During the COVID-19 lockdown, Aldridge-Moore gained prominence online through covers of songs she posted on Instagram and other social media platforms. She was discovered by H.E.R., who invited Aldridge-Moore to play on a livestream of over 300 thousand viewers. which had come about during lockdown. The EP's title compares relationships to water. She also released the singles "Slip!", which Olivia Swash of The Line of Best Fit called a "knockout debut", "Heaven for Me", and "Blood". In August, she was a select artist at BBC Music Introducing alongside The Lathums and Pixey.

In April 2022, Aldridge-Moore opened for The Vaccines on tour with Black Honey. She performed at Lollapalooza Stockholm and Victorious Festival that summer. In the autumn, she supported The Amazons and Nova Twins on tour and Florence + the Machine for their two O2 Arena concerts.

After performing at the 2023 Great Escape Festival, Aldridge-Moore had her first headline dates. She then featured at Reeperbahn Festival, Beyond the Music Festival, and Live at Leeds. That September, she released her second EP Lonely Castles, accompanied by the singles "atomic", "chain", and "wundagirl", named after producer WondaGurl, in the lead up to its release. At the end of 2023, Aldridge-Moore was named one to watch in 2024 by The Independent.

In April 2024, she supported HotWax on their UK tour. and released the single "party's over". She appeared at the Oberkampf Music Festival in Paris, the Dot to Dot Festival, Yungblud's BludFest, Reading and Leeds on the BBC Music Introducing stage, Night Currents Festival, and Cardiff's Sŵn on the DIY stage. She also had a gig with Charly Bliss in London.

Aldridge-Moore signed with Atlantic Records UK (part of Warner Music Group (WMG), through which she released a 10-track mixtape titled BAMBI in November 2024. In addition to "party's over", further singles from the mixtape included "crush (tom verlaine)" and "call my name (lux lisbon)", the latter inspired by Sofia Coppola's The Virgin Suicides; she also shared "bbydoll" ahead of the mixtape. Shortly after the release of BAMBI, Aldridge-Moore supported Griff on her UK tour.

Artistry While Aldridge-Moore was growing up, her parents played a wide array of genres in the household, "from Patti Smith to The Cure to Wu-Tang to OutKast". She came to admire a number of women in rock, including Viv Albertine of The Slits, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, and June Millington of Fanny. In addition, Aldridge-Moore was shaped by London's electronic jazz, punk, and indie scenes, naming Steam Down and ALASKALASKA as local examples.

Aldridge-Moore's debut EP We Speak of Tides was influenced by Wolf Alice, Alanis Morissette, Pvris, and The Kills, The Stone Roses, PJ Harvey as well as Tame Impala and Yeah Yeah Yeahs. She listened to "Rich" by the latter while producing the track "Blood". in addition to Santigold and Blondie.

Discography Mixtapes BAMBI (2024)

EPs We Speak of Tides (2021) LONELY CASTLES (2023)

Singles "Slip!" (2021) "Heaven for Me" (2021) "Blood" (2021) "girl meets world (demo)" (2022) "atomic" (2023) "chain" (2023) "wundagirl" (2023) "party's over" (2024) "crush (tom verlaine)" (2024) "call my name (lux lisbon)" (2024) "i'm in love, believe it" (2025) "diamonds" (2025) "he's mine" (2025) "Sabotage!" (2026)

Music videos Year Title Director 2021 "Slip!" Libby Burke Wilde "Heaven for Me" Thomas James "Blood" "Marathon" Aziya and Jack Durman 2022 "girl meets world (demo)" Aziya and Jody Evans 2023 "atomic" "chain" Harry Steel (Haunted Mattress) "wundagirl" 2024 "party's over" "crush (tom verlaine)" Isabelle Eyres "call my name (lux lisbon)" Deadhorses "bbydoll" "bambi" 2025 "diamonds"

As featured artist "Last Night's Mascara" (Live from Alexandra Palace) (2024) – Griff

Awards and Nominations

Berlin Music Video Awards The Berlin Music Video Awards is an international festival that promotes the art of music videos. +YearNominated workAwardResultRef.2025"bambi"Best Low BudgetNominated

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Important facts

Born
2000, London Borough of Islington
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Also known as
Aziya Satchmo M Aldridge, Aziya Aldridge-Moore, Aziya Satchmo Masai Aldridge-Moore, Aziya Satchmo Masai Aldridge

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Aziya?

British singer-songwriter

When was Aziya born?

Aziya was born in 2000 in London Borough of Islington.

What is Aziya's occupation?

Aziya is a musician, singer and singer-songwriter.

What nationality is Aziya?

Aziya is British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Aziya

· Wikidata: Q130612065

· DBpedia: Aziya

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