L’Aura

Given birth to in 1984, L’Aura (a play on her behalf initial name, Laura) started taking part in the piano in age six, picking right up the violin in 11, and performing the entire period. At 14 she fulfilled Andrea Bariselli, the person who would later on become her supervisor, who motivated her to create her own tunes, songs which they later on documented on a demonstration tape. The demonstration eventually produced its way in to the hands of the American maker, who asked L’Aura to come quickly to California to focus on her music. Right before her 17th birthday, L’Aura relocated to Berkeley, where she spent another two years composing songs, training her British, and conference and dealing with a number of different performers from all over the world. Back Italy, despite her hesitations, Bariselli confident her to keep with her music and begin thinking about creating a full-length record. L’Aura’s friend from Berkeley, Enrique Gonzalez Müller, decided to create the recording, and in 2006 Okumuki (the name a Japanese term that identifies probably the most central section of a residence), which included songs both in British and Italian, arrived.