Au/Ra
Au/Ra is Jamie Lou Stenzel, born in 2000. She started writing songs and playing guitar early, and worked with her father, a producer, as a teenager. In 2016,...
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Au/Ra is Jamie Lou Stenzel, born in 2000. She started writing songs and playing guitar early, and worked with her father, a producer, as a teenager. In 2016, her debut single 'Panic Room' got attention for its moody sound and direct lyrics about anxiety.
Her music often deals with mental health themes. She's been open about her own experiences with depression, which comes through in songs like 'Ghost' and 'Assassin'. Those tracks, along with 'Emoji' and 'Side Effect', show her leaning into electronic pop with collaborators like Alan Walker and Alok.
She put out EPs called 'X Games', 'Ideas', and '71' before releasing the album 'Soundtrack to the Fall' in 2022. She's also spoken about how female artists are treated in the industry, though she keeps the focus on her music rather than making it a central part of her public story.
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