About Airto This is not a real bio, just some background info…

So ’sup?
First of all my name is Aïrto. I was born on the 13th of October ‘85… I loved music ever since I was little, I grew up with music of all styles. I re-discovered music when I was about 16 years-old. Going way back in time, listening to music that kids nowadays wouldn’t usually think of listening too… Think about the buttery voice of Donny Hathaway

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and the undeniable singing and composing talents of Mr. Wonder. I realized while listening to some of the memorable songs that I started improvising to the beats and melodies, change it up, sing harmonies and sometimes play some extras on my cheap old keyboard… This helped me create my own style.

I’m floating in between soul and r&b.
I love the true sound of music. No over polished studio voices, I want too hear the rawness. Nowadays it’s all about pitch correcting and about the image an artist has… I never had any musical training so I luckily i still feel raw and unpolished.

There are two projects I have been working on in the past…

I’m featured on a cd called ‘Bezigheidstherapie’ - P-Yott

Digby, whose mother is Japanese and father is Irish-American, is the eldest of three siblings including her sisters; Naomi (born December 12, 1985) and Erina (born August 8, 1987). She began writing songs in high school in LA and after graduating, spent one year at the University of California, Berkeley before leaving college to concentrate on music full-time. She came into the public light in 2004 after winning the Pantene Pro-Voice Music Competition with her autobiographical song “Miss Invisible”.

After performing at numerous night clubs, Digby signed a publishing deal with Rondor Music, a subsidiary of Vivendi SA’s Universal Music Group in early 2005. By the end of 2005, Digby had signed with Disney’s Hollywood Records and her first album of original songs was completed by the end of 2006. Also in 2006, her song “Fool” was included on the Disney compilation album Girl Next. In early 2007, she began to post simple videos of herself singing cover songs of other artists on YouTube in order to gain visibility for herself. Hollywood Records then released a high-quality studio recording of her rendition of “Umbrella” to iTunes and radio stations.