BEYA is a soul-pop singer-songwriter from Kauaʻi, blending island roots, Latin influence from her Salvadoran heritage, and songs shaped by the strange, unpredictable work of being human.

Born on Kauaʻi and raised between the island and the mountains of Northern California, her upbringing is as layered as her music. Her sound is a medley of influences, from Jack Johnson and Norah Jones to the golden-era standards her great-grandmother sang to her growing up.

With a honeyed voice, a raw edge, and the kind of presence that can hold a listening room or carry a full band, BEYA’s show can shift with the crowd, from an intimate listening space to a sold-out show of 400+. She pulls people in with stories, sing-alongs, quiet moments, and loud feelings, making the room feel less like an audience and more like everyone ended up in the same living room.

Raw, real, and often singing straight from the diary, BEYA writes songs that turn personal moments into something everyone in the room can relate to.

With national exposure from Season 26 of The Voice, where she joined Team Gwen, and a Top 5 finalist run on Hawaiʻi to the World, BEYA is bringing her songs beyond the islands, reaching new rooms and touching more hearts along the way.