Aurora

Aurora Aksnes is born June 15, 1996 in Stavanger, Norway. The name she is most commonly used for her professional work is Aurora and occasionally stylized using uppercase letters as AURORA. Her debut E.P. Running with the Wolves by Decca Records was released on May 15, 2015 and was praised by journalists as well as from the media. Half the World Away, by the Oasis band to promote John Lewis Christmas advertisements and Nature Boy, by Nat King Cole are two of her most renowned covers. Katy Perry, who endorsed the hit song Runaway with her voice, has given it some more recognition. Celebrate her special birthday. Aurora Aksnes' earliest musical memories are of discovering a piano hidden in her attic and becoming fascinated with the sounds the instrument produced. The parents of her May-Britt family and Jan Oystein Aksnes encouraged her to pursue music not as an occupation or pastime but to grow. The singer began to write songs of her own. She has cited renowned songwriters Leonard Cohen and Bob Dylan for inspiration, as well as an affinity for Bjork's style. Her decision to begin performing her music in public when her mother said they can help other people, not gain fame through her music but instead help everyone else realize the significance of what they do and how they have an impact on the world. At age 6 she began to learn on the piano. When she turned nine when she began to write songs. Her family didn't know that she had begun until fourteen. Aurora is not something she set out to achieve. Aurora claims she loves composing songs. According to her, music is the best method to express anything.