Raveena

Raveena Aurora is an Indian American singer-songwriter from New York City who has become one of the leading voices in contemporary neo-soul and dreamy R&B. Her music draws heavily on 1970s and 1990s soul and R&B textures, layered with lush, meditative production that often feels more like a spiritual experience than a pop record. She debuted with the EP «Shanti» in 2017, establishing a sound built around sensuality, softness and healing.

Raveena frequently collaborates with producer Everett Orr, whose warm, analog-leaning production has become a defining element of her catalog. Songs like «Honey», «If Only» and «Temptation» showcase her breathy, intimate vocal style paired with jazzy chords and slow-burning grooves. Albums such as «Lucid Dreaming» and «Asha's Awakening» expanded her palette further, incorporating South Asian instrumentation and imagery tied to her heritage.

Beyond her music, Raveena is known for centering themes of self-love, queerness and healing, and for explicitly using her platform to empower women of color. Her work sits at the intersection of vintage soul revivalism and a distinctly modern, introspective songwriting voice, making her a distinctive figure in the 2010s–2020s R&B landscape.