Having wowed crowds across the country and shared stages with Baby Animals, Dallas Frasca, The Truth and Electric Mary; Sharaya have an explosive live set that isn't to be missed. Imagine Garbage or Evanescence on steroids, coupled with the energy of the Foo Fighters, and then throw the blues/rock influences of Zeppelin, Heart and Aerosmith into the mix and you get Sharaya – a solid rock outfit with a unique, dynamic, full sound.

The band’s debut album embraces powerful melodies with ethereal sonic textures, high-energy bass riffs alongside aggressive, commanding vocals and crunching guitars over heavy rock drums. The production values cleverly assert the album’s quality and depth, while still offering considerable rawness and edge.

The songwriting is a very personal and intimate snapshot in to vocalist Shay Liza’s life, she explains the lyrics to be “pictures of personal journeys and struggles, of the highs and the lows, the stuff people can feel and relate to.” Shay adds, "…the creation of this album transpired across a long & winding road – a journey I began with rock producer & drummer Ricki Rae, alongside Scott Griffiths, a brilliant musician. Through the journey of making this album our band Sharaya came together."

Imagine Garbage on steroids, the energy of the Foo Fighters, throw in a little Evanescence … then add to the mix a montage of blues/rock influences from Janice & Zeppelin to Heart & Aerosmith, and you’ll discover the undeniable uniqueness of Sharaya, with their distinctive and dynamic sound.