Biography

Contact: Scott Vollmar
Telephone: 541-991-7152
Email: nyah@nyahtheunicorn.com
Website: NyahTheUnicorn.com

Label: InRage Entertainment

*New EP coming early 2022!*

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For the first 7 years of my life our family moved multiple times, from a 40 acre ranch near Mt. Hood in Oregon, to Paris France, back to Oregon (to the Portland area), then to Michigan and Seattle, before settling on the Central Oregon Coast. I have three "wonderful" siblings and a mom and dad at home and I feel fortunate for that. My mom and dad switched things up when we moved here, with mom working outside the house. I have a “stay-at-home" dad, though the phrase stay-at-home is inaccurate, as he travels with me every where I go!

I've been singing/performing since I was 7 years old. I've had the honor of being a regular National Anthem performer for the University of Oregon since I was 10 years old. I started with the Portland Trailblazers when I was 13 and the Seattle Seahawks at 16. All have afforded me some really incredible big-stage/ big-audience experience for which I am grateful.

I began working with Bruce "Automatic" Vanderveer and InRage Entertainment when I was 13 years old. I dropped my first single (Empty Spaces) when I was 14 years old. I released my debut EP, Disconnected, at 15 years old. I wrote Maybe It's A Christmas Song when I was just 13 but it sat in the corner of my bedroom in the form of a crumpled piece of paper for two years before I recorded it.

I've been traveling to Los Angeles for over three years to work with Automatic and the InRage team, but COVID-19 put a halt to most of our traveling in 2020. So my parents built a home recording studio for me and I've recently recorded new music right here at home. I recorded my single Slowly Dying in my home studio and released it during "pandemic isolation". I'll have a new EP in early 2022!

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