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Avey Kay

Music that feels like sunlight on your shoulders

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✨ New Release

my heart, in songs ♡

Debut Album

Notes From The Aftermath

A collection of letters I never sent, turned into songs. About healing. About letting go. About finding yourself in the quiet moments between storms.

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what's inside:

After the Storm
Paper Hearts
Golden Hour
Letting Go
Quiet Fire
Notes to Self
Wildflower
Coming Home

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Some storms don't break you — they just wash away everything that was never really yours.

— from "After the Storm"

golden hour ☀️

writing songs

a little about me...

Hi, I'm Avey

I make music for the quiet moments — for sunrise drives and late-night thinking and all the feelings that don't fit neatly into words.

My songs live somewhere between folk and dream-pop, with lyrics that feel like reading someone's journal (because, well, they kind of are).

"Notes From The Aftermath" is my debut album — eight songs about healing old wounds, finding quiet strength, and learning that sometimes the aftermath is where the real story begins.

— Avey ♡

📷 moments & memories

Gallery

mountain mornings

golden fields

sunrise roads

autumn days

studio sessions

making music

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Videos

Music videos and acoustic sessions

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💫 musical family

Friends & Collaborations

Jackson Ryle Americana • Folk • Country

"He's dusk and I'm dawn"

Some friendships become part of the music itself. Jackson and I grew up down the road from each other — two people telling the same story from different porches. His music carries weight; mine carries light. Sometimes we make music together.