Award-winning father-daughter hip-hop duo Fyütch and 7-year-old Aura V are bringing a fresh and vibrant voice to family music with the release of their debut album Harmony. What began as a dream for Aura to follow in her father’s musical footsteps has blossomed into a creative force that’s lighting up national stages and playlists alike.
Fyütch, a GRAMMY-nominated artist and educator, has long been known for his empowering, all-ages music. But now, his spotlight is shared with Aura, whose talent and charm have captured hearts far and wide. Together, they’ve already performed at the Kennedy Center, Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and even taken their show to major festivals like Lollapalooza and Wolf Trap this summer.
Their debut album Harmony is more than just a collection of songs—it’s a musical love letter between father and daughter. Inspired by Aura’s desire to make music, this project became a way for them to bond and explore their creativity together.
From the catchy title track “Harmony” to empowering songs like “I Am Love, I Am Light” and “Aura V Anthem,” the album celebrates self-love, family, friendship, and community. It’s music with a mission and a message, crafted with soul and heart.
The single “Harmony” was recognized by Spotify as one of the Best Kids Songs of 2024 and recently took home first place in both the American Songwriter 2024 Song Contest and the International Songwriting Competition in the Children’s categories. Its success is no surprise. With Aura declaring “Peace, positivity, love, and empathy—this is the recipe for life in harmony,” the song is a joyful reminder of what truly matters.
Each track brings something special to the table. “I Am Love, I Am Light” offers a tender moment of affirmation between father and daughter, while “My Daddy” showcases their playful side with fun rap exchanges. “The Greatest Song Ever” bursts with imagination, while “Thankful” offers a message of gratitude. “Count It Up” sneaks in lessons on financial literacy, and “Wknd With My Bestie” captures the joy of friendship. Rounding out the experience are bonus remixes and the closing track “Goodbye Is Not the End,” a sweet reminder that the music—and their bond—is everlasting.
The album also features a stellar lineup of guest artists, including 6-year-old rap sensation VanVan, Kaitlin Becker (known as Meekah from Blippi), Disney’s Genevieve Goings, Grammy-nominated bassist Divinity Roxx, and acclaimed hip-hop artist Mega Ran. Together, they contribute to a project that’s as joyful as it is inspiring.
Fyütch, also the host of the kids’ podcast Once Upon a Beat and creator of a national social justice curriculum, brings years of experience and heart to everything he does. With Aura V by his side, he’s now creating music that doesn’t just entertain—it uplifts, educates, and connects generations.
Their story continues through their podcast The Family Frequency, where they interview creatives of all kinds about their journeys and passions. Whether through beats, rhymes, or heartfelt conversation, Fyütch and Aura V are proving that music truly runs in the family—and that love, when expressed in harmony, is a sound the world needs to hear.
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