About Solya
Born 2006. Solya is a singer-songwriter.
Solya Ava Lowe (born April 6, 2006), known professionally as Solya, is an American singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and record producer from Abilene, Texas. She began releasing music independently in 2023 before signing with the independent record label VERSION III the following year. After issuing a series of singles, Solya released her debut studio album, Queen of Texas, in 2026.
Early life Solya Ava Lowe was born on April 6, 2006, in Lubbock, Texas. She spent part of her childhood in Pittsburgh, until the age of seven when her family relocated to Abilene, Texas. She began playing the piano at the age of six and later learned guitar and synthesizer as a teenager.
Solya attended Abilene High School, graduating early before signing a recording contract with the independent record label VERSION III in 2024.
Career 2023–2024: Early releases Solya began releasing music independently in 2023. In February, she self-released, Fever Dream, a three-track project that she produced herself. Later that year, she released the standalone single "Tear Me Apart".
2025–present: Queen of Texas In July 2025, Solya began work on her debut studio album, Queen of Texas
On January 7, 2026, she announced the album alongside its lead single, "Tell Me It's Over". Two days later, the song was included in Rolling Stones weekly "Songs You Need to Know" feature. Uproxx featured Solya as "An Artist You Gotta Hear" ahead of the release of Queen of Texas.
Queen of Texas was released on March 2026, through VERSION III. The album was recorded in Lockhart, Texas, with production by Danny Reisch Jason Chronis contributed bass guitar and lead guitar. Solya wrote all of the tracks on the album and performed rhythm guitar, synthesizers, and piano. Queen of Texas debuted at No. 17 on the Billboard Emerging Artists chart during the week of March 14, 2026.
Artistry Solya has cited Cocteau Twins, Patsy Cline, the Flaming Lips and David Bowie as influences on her music. In reviewing the single "Every Road I Know", Noisescape Magazine wrote that Solya's "blend of bluesy indie rock with heavenly synth" was a style in which she "clearly thrives". The Dallas Morning News described her sound as "surreal, retro-leaning ballads at the intersection of Lana Del Rey and Julee Cruise".
Discography Albums Title Details Queen of Texas Released: March 6, 2026 Label: VERSION III Formats: LP, CD, digital download, streaming
EPs Title Details Fever Dream Released: February 10, 2023 Label: Self-released Jewel Box Released: October 11, 2024 Label: VERSION III
Singles Title Year Album "Roadkill" 2023 "Heaven" "Tear Me Apart" "Antlers" 2024 "Monster (Unplugged)" "Put Your Head On My Shoulder" 2025 "Not Sorry" "19" 2026 Queen of Texas "Movie Star" "Silver Swan" "Born Wicked" "Tell Me It’s Over"
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Who is Solya?
American singer-songwriter, born 2006
When was Solya born?
Solya was born on 6 April 2006.
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Solya is a singer-songwriter.
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