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   'COUCH'   Ataia's new music video 'COUCH' is now released.    Singer and songwriter Ataia is out of Los Angeles, CA. She finds inspiration for her own music in various genres, ranging from pop and hip hop to trap and bass.    Ataia's first single, “Couch”, calls out to all the introverts in the world who would much rather relax at home reading a good book on a Saturday night than go out on the town and socialize with people they don’t even like, the song preaches the inner thoughts of every person who’s ever just wanted to go the f*ck home.    You can follow her on TIC TOC   /  INSTAGRAM  /  YOU TUBE TWITTER   /   SPOTIFY

   ' Fine' By Ataia 2018 Ataia is a singer-songwriter (and occasional freestyle rapper) out of Los Angeles, CA. She finds inspiration for her own music in various genres, ranging from pop and hip hop to trap and bass; basically, if Benny Blanco and Halsey had a baby, it would be Ataia.  Growing up in the rougher parts of Maryland and New York, Ataia turned to music to express herself. Her father, a musician himself, taught her all that she’s come to know about music and its healing powers; having endured much in her 20 something years of life, the one thing Ataia knows without a shadow of a doubt is that music can help bring light to people’s lives. And, that is exactly her goal with her own music: bring light to people’s lives through music and lyrics that they can relate to.  Her first single, “Couch”, does just that. Calling out to all the introverts in the world ...

ATAIA Some people are born knowing what they must do. Ataia is one of them. ATAIA, the daughter of John Lennon’s guitarist releases her first single “FINE”. Singer, songwriter, actress, born in Nyack, NY, Ataia grew up in Germantown, MD, Argentina, and Nashville, TN. “I have been writing songs and singing all of my life.  I spent a lot of time in the studio with my dad, writing and singing, and playing whatever instrument he handed to me that wasn’t TOO big for me.” ATAIA lost her Dad in 2010 to a rare disease and then three years later lost her beloved brother to suicide. These deep personal losses affected her deeply. Her desire to bring "hope to others" and to encourage others to "ask for help" is the message she wants to relay through music. ““I choose to take my pain and bring hope to others. It is okay to be okay, or not be okay. It is not okay to check out! I want to take whatever action I can to help prevent sufferi...