Leyla Blue

Leyla Blue Aroch (born September 13, 2000), professionally known as Leyla Blue, is an American singer-songwriter from New York City. She became known through her debut Ep "Songs For Boys That Didn't text Me Back" released in 2019.

Early life Leyla Blue Aroch was born and raised in Tribeca, New York City, to Israeli father Guy Aroch and Icelandic mother Anna Palma, both renowned fashion photographers. She is the eldest of three daughters, with younger sisters named Sunny and Coco.

Throughout her adolescence, Blue has spoken openly about experiencing mental health challenges including obsessive–compulsive disorder, depression and an eating disorder. "What A Shame" became a success in Brazil. The song was officially certified triple platinum and diamond by Pro-Musica Brasil, the country's musical industry association. these certifications recognizes sales and streams across all platforms, including physical purchases, digital downloads, and streaming equivalent to hundreds of thousands of units consumed. The track was released under Island Records, a division of Universal Music Group. a feminist song inspired by the MeToo movement. receiving recognition from Wonderland Magazine. She performed "Fuck Yourself" for the first time at the Slipper Room in New York city, delivering a message about female autonomy to the audience. Later in the same year of 2020, she released "Company", alongside a self edited music video recorded during the quarantine.

In Early 2022, Blue released her first single "Hot One" Independently, featuring Baby Tate and Rei Ami.

Discography

EPs

Singles +TitleYearCertification"Silence"2019"What a Shame" PMB: Diamond "Peppa Pig"2020"Fuck Yourself""Company"2021"Hot One""Jane Doe"2022"It Still Rains in Paradise"2023"LateNight""BuzzKill""Road Rage"2024"Red Bull"