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Mid Ayr
Mid Ayr is a musical collective that formed in the early 2010s. Their 2015 single 'My Mayhem' became their breakthrough track, drawing attention to their...
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Mid Ayr is a musical collective that formed in the early 2010s. Their 2015 single 'My Mayhem' became their breakthrough track, drawing attention to their sound.
The group's core members include vocalist and lyricist Amaya, along with musicians Elio and Orion. They've released several albums and EPs since 'My Mayhem,' including 'The Atlas of Our Dreams' in 2017 and 'Landscapes of Loss' in 2019.
Mid Ayr's approach to music has sometimes drawn criticism from more traditional listeners, but they've maintained a dedicated following. Their work incorporates elements of folk, ambient, and electronic music while keeping a consistent atmospheric quality.
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