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ARAMINTA

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ARAMINTA is a Melbourne/Naarm-based singer-songwriter creating home-produced music that fuses modern feminine R&B with folk influences, enriched by elements of her Greek heritage. Her soundscapes are rich with soulful vocals, intricate harmonies, flamenco rhythms, and playful, witty lyricism.

Years of live performance, combined with her operatic classical training, have shaped her into a captivating performer. Backed by her gender diverse five-piece band, her music embodies empathy, connection, and empowerment.

After winning the Foot-In-Door Folk Competition at the Queenscliff Music Festival in 2025, ARAMINTA played The 2026 Port Fairy Folk Festival. She has received national radio play across Triple J, PBS, RRR, and FBi Radio, and was named by Triple J as one of the “9 Australian artists to listen to if you like Olivia Dean.”

ARAMINTA is building strong momentum ahead of her debut 7-track EP, ‘RNT U TIRED?’, with the rollout underway and the full release expected this September.

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“Truly one of my favourite voices in the Australian Music Scene. I caught her live and there was an energy in the room that I can't describe, like being on the brink of something really really special.”

— Anika Luna, Triple J

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    Nobody Talks About
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    CUT OFF 3:39
    CUT OFF
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    GENTLE BOY 3:21
    GENTLE BOY
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I acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land that I live and create on - the Wurundjeri, Taungurung and Dja Dja Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation. I pay my respects to elders past, present and emerging. This always was and always will be indigenous land.

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