Aydrielle — BIO

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Aydrielle is an Eclectic Soul artist—sensual, raw, and unapologetically multidimensional. Born in Lorain, Ohio, and rooted in the greater Cleveland area, Aydrielle is a visionary creator and a powerful force in entertainment. A true multi-genre artist, her talents transcend boundaries and ignite every room she enters. Her artistry spans singing, rapping, songwriting, dancing, acting, choreography, photography, videography, directing, audio recording, mixing, mastering, engineering, production, artist development, content creation, and graphic design.

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From an early age, Aydrielle was performing at family reunions. She joined her children's church choir, where her father accompanied on keys, sparking a deep passion for the stage. One of her first studio experiences was recording a track with Grammy Award-winning gospel producer Aaron Lindsey, setting the tone for a lifelong path in music. 

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Her journey through artistry deepened when she was selected from thousands to participate as a runner in the Miss Teen Ohio Pageant, leading her to the Barbizon Model and Talent Agency, where she honed her skills in performance and presence. School years were rich with drama club, dance, plays, and talent showcases.

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Aydrielle’s early music career saw her collaborate with R&B legends. She appeared in Men At Large’s music video "If He Really Loves You" and recorded at Rival Records in Lorain, performing the hook on Dave Tolliver’s single "Papi". Her early works were produced and co-written by Buddy Banks of The Rude Boys. Her talent carried her across Ohio through affiliations with Youth for Abstinence, the dynamic dance group Dime, where she performed as a dancer and choreographer, & Lost City Productions as a writer, singer, dancer, and choreographer, where she and the group was offered a major record deal with Def Jam. (Aydrielle would have loved to take the deal, but due to managements decision, the group could not take the deal).

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She joined the New Jersey-based group Sista, founded by Grammy-winning, multi-platinum producers Quincy Patrick and Joshua P. Thompson, as a singer and choreographer. With the daughter of Rick James, Ty James, she co-wrote and performed a sultry remake of "Bustin’ Out". Her voice—soft, ethereal, and floated in soprano harmony on "Hold Me Down" by Bizzy Bone of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony.

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Aydrielle went on to collaborate with Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum producer Young Yonny (Ron Yonni), best known for Trey Songz’s "Say Aah". She captivated the interest of legends including the late Joe Jackson (father of Michael Jackson), Erick Hansen (pioneer of Blu-ray Technology), and Marshall Thompson of The Chi-Lites—who also managed The Jackson 5. Aydrielle was offered a record deal through Marance Records and Blu-ray Technology, but the label later dissolved.

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Aydrielle worked with acclaimed actress Dominique Perry (Insecure, Rap Sh!t), Shelton Jolivette, Rocfielle Living, Evangeline Gabriel Young, and Cacilie Hughes in Marcus Lee Stephenson’s celebrated play Tell It to Your Next Wife, which debuted in Houston, Texas. She played a standout supporting role on stage. She also appeared in the web series The Hit Boys Redemption alongside actor J.D. Williams (The Wire).

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She did a stunning remake of Slave’s hit "Slide" with founding member Drac, becoming the last artist he recorded with—and it was also his last recording session before his untimely passing. Her track "Audition" features music composed by Morris Hayes (Prince’s musical director and keyboardist for The New Power Generation), and she co-wrote "U Wear It Well" with D’Wayne Wiggins and Tony! Toni! Toné!

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She made a bold appearance in Tech N9ne’s video “Party the Pain Away” (ft. Liz Suwandi) and performed on the Vegas show "Take the Stage" hosted by Sherry Gordy, daughter of Motown founder Berry Gordy. She recorded at one of Minneapolis's most iconic studios—once frequented by a pure genuis—with some of his family present during her session. She also worked closely with the late Alfred Jackson (Prince’s brother), honoring the legacy of one of music’s most innovative families.

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Her artistry includes writing and singing in both English and Spanish. She engineers and produces most of her own work—bringing a level of creative control and passion rarely seen. She has collaborated with high-caliber engineers and producers who respect her technical prowess and sultry sound.

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Aydrielle’s stage presence is unmatched—having opened for and shared stages with some of the greatest icons in music and entertainment:​

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• Stevie Wonder

• Alicia Keys

• Chaka Khan

• Tony! Toni! Toné!

• D’Wayne Wiggins

• SWV

• Stokley Williams (Mint Condition)

• Avant

• Keke Wyatt

• Dru Hill

• Aaron Hall

• Dominique Perry (Issa Rae"s Insecure, Black Jesus, Rap Sh*t)

• Morris Day & The Time

• Tyka Nelson (Sister of Prince)

• Michael Bland and Kirk Johnson (Prince’s New Power Generation)

• Al B. Sure!

• J Holiday

• Juvenile

• Case

• Lil Mo

• The Ohio Players

• Klymaxx

• Con Funk Shun

• Larry Dodson and The Bar-Kays

• MC Breed

• Fannie Brown (Sister of James Brown)

• Charles Grigsby (American Idol)

• Slave

• BJ The Chicago Kid

• Talib Kweli

• Angie Stone

• Marsha Ambrosius

• Kindred the Family Soul

• Keri Hilson

• Jimmie “JJ” Walker (Good Times)

• ATL

• Aaron Lindsay 

• Buddy Banks

• Men at Large

• Chauncey Black (Black Street)

• And More...

Era 3000: Art of Many Colors

Aydrielle has launched her own entertainment company, Art of Many Colors. Welcome to Era 3000