Aviva Release Latest Single 'Demons' / New Album ‘Volume II’ Out Today
Australia-born artist AViVA is releasing her latest album Volume II accompanied by the release of a new single, 'DEMONS'. With its moody alt pop vibe and catchy gang vocal chorus ‘DEMONS’ has all the elements her fans know and love.
What AViVA has said about her single ‘DEMONS’: “This song is a culmination of memories affixed into the consciousness of youth. It’s about late nights and endless whispers and promises no one ever intended to keep. It’s a blessing and a curse. It’s the demons those memories lay inside our very being”.
A multidisciplinary artist, AViVA has just released her debut novel "SELF/LESS" via Macmillan on this past month. Set within a closed society in which all forms of self-expression and creativity are outlawed, the book follows its 17-year-old protagonist Teddy as she rebels against her upbringing and discovers a secret world beneath the walled-in city where she was raised. According to AViVA, "SELF/LESS" fulfils a longtime mission of creating her own distinct multiverse that seamlessly merges music and literature- Her two passions.
Since first emerging with her 2017 single “GRRRLS”, AViVA has explored themes of control and isolation by way of her boldly magnetic form of emo-pop/alt-rock. Driven by a mission of uplifting and uniting outcasts everywhere, the Sydney-born, LA Based multidisciplinary artist has built up a strong community of fans she lovingly refers to as “Outsiders”. An unstoppable creative force, she spent 2021 releasing new music while gearing up to deliver her debut novel "SELF/LESS" Pan Macmillan (available now.) Along with amassing over 80 million streams a month, she’s surpassed three billion combined streams to date (in addition to racking up over a billion YouTube views in 2020 alone). AViVA has previously shared the stage with the likes of YUNGBLUD, Pale Waves, Tonight Alive, and Poppy.
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