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Baby Nova

b. 1997

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About Baby Nova

Born 1997. Baby Nova is a musician and singer-songwriter.

Baby Nova is the stage name of Kayleigh O'Connor, a Canadian indie pop singer-songwriter from Halifax, Nova Scotia. Her full-length debut album Shhugar was released in 2026.

She trained in circus performance in her youth, and began writing music at age 12 before signing a licensing deal to write songs for other artists at age 16. She independently released the single "Lost Angeles" in 2024.

She worked with songwriters Lowell and Gus van Go, and producers Austin Corona and Wyatt Bernard, on Shhugar, which was released in January 2026. Through the year, she also performed at various events, including the All Things Go Music Festival and Billboard Canadas Women in Music showcase.

The album, which saw her compared to a blend of Lana del Rey, Dusty Springfield and Johnny Cash, Lowell received a Juno Award nomination for Songwriter (Non-Performing) of the Year at the Juno Awards of 2026 for her work on "Too Pretty for Buffalo", Ava Max's "World's Smallest Violin" and Sofia Camara's "Girls Like You".

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Important facts

Born
1997
Birth century
Also known as
Kayleigh O'Connor

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Baby Nova?

musician

When was Baby Nova born?

Baby Nova was born in 1997.

What is Baby Nova's occupation?

Baby Nova is a musician and singer-songwriter.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Baby Nova

· Wikidata: Q137858345

· DBpedia: Baby Nova

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