Aryana León is a rising pop-r&b artist known for her unmistakable alto tone, evocative lyricism and captivating stage presence. Originally from Bethesda, Maryland and now based in Seattle, Aryana began performing professionally at eleven, with early appearances at the Kennedy Center and Atlas Performing Arts Center in Washington, D.C.

While studying at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, she performed with the award-winning a cappella group The Loreleis, opening for Jay Leno and singing at the White House. Before transitioning into music full-time, Aryana worked as a middle school math teacher and later as an education strategy consultant, experiences that continue to shape the depth and intentionality of her writing.

Her music explores love, queerness, and social justice, offering listeners a vulnerable yet powerful glimpse into her world. Aryana has performed at  festivals and venues nationwide, including Capitol Hill Block Party (2024), and has been featured in outlets such as Shoutout LA and Respect My Region. With a growing catalog and dedicated following, Aryana León is carving out her place as a bold new voice in pop-r&b.