D'LAYNA

D'Layna, a singer-songwriter hailing from Northern California, has dedicated her life to the music industry, delivering a profound message of positivity and spiritual connection.

Immersed in house music since the 2000s, D'Layna has cultivated a distinct voice influenced by legendary artists like Aretha Franklin and Chaka Khan, and other contemporary greats.

Having collaborated with notable figures like Sandy Rivera of Kings of Tomorrow, Bruno Kauffmann, Filipe Guerra, Vincent Kwok, and Julius Papp, D'Layna has established her presence in the industry. Notably, she graced the stage as a backup vocalist on MC Hammer's "Too Legit to Quit Tour" in 1992 and contributed to the Love Center Choir under the esteemed direction of Walter Hawkins and Edwin Hawkins.

Through her music, D'Layna aims to ignite feelings of hope, love, and positivity, leaving a lasting impact on her listeners.