Mayah Bio:
Mayah is an independent artist from the Sunshine Coast, making waves as a prolific and dynamic musical force. Since debuting her first single in 2019, Mayah has written over 70 original songs, built a high-energy rock band with standout local talent, and amassed more than 600,000 collective streams on Spotify. Her emotional music video for Loved & Lost has surpassed 100,000 views on YouTube, while her newer single Traffic Light has clocked over 80,000 views.
With an intuitive creative spirit and a head full of melody, Mayah brings fresh energy to the indie rock-pop scene. Her online following continues to grow, now boasting 15,000 YouTube subscribers, 6,000 Instagram followers, and 6,000 Facebook fans.
In 2024, Mayah’s single Loved & Lost was featured in the new Australian film He Loves Me Not, now screening on Foxtel, starring Rhiannon Fish and Lincoln Lewis, alongside Georgie Parker, Naomi Sequeira, Sean Perez, Bonnie Sveen, and Candice Hill. She walked the red carpet at the film’s premiere at the Gold Coast Film Festival in April. Her earlier single, Butterflies (The Rush Inside) was also placed in the rom-com web series Perfect Messy Love / Perfect Messy Holiday (2021).
A born performer, Mayah could sing before she could talk and penned her first song at age 8. By 11, she had already recorded her first track.
Today, Mayah often performs her vibrant three-hour acoustic sets across Southeast Queensland.
Notable gigs include:
- Nurture Festival (2022, 2023)
- Hostile Fest at Norton Music Factory (2023)
- Supporting British India at The Paddo Tavern, Brisbane (2022)
- Caloundra Music Festival (2021, 2022)
- Pre-Gympie Music Muster (2022)
- Opening act for The Fabulous Caprettos (Daryl Braithwaite, Russell Morris, Jack Jones & Rai Thistlethwayte) at NightQuarter (2022)
Mayah’s upcoming release BLAME, produced by Bob Brierty (Bobos Productions), will be available on all platforms from 4th July. BLAME is a sonic storm: driven by fierce rock lead guitar work from Stefan, pulsing pop-rock beats, and Mayah’s raw, soaring vocals. It’s a bold evolution of her sound — one that hits as hard emotionally as it does musically.
“‘BLAME’ speaks to the shadows we cast on others. It’s about those moments when someone lashes out, not because of who you are, but because of the storm they carry inside. Their words may be aimed at you, but they echo their own hurt — their shame, their buried story. The truth is, they’re not speaking to you at all… they’re unknowingly confronting themselves.”
Mayah
