Aye Mya Phyu

Aye Mya Phyu, born on March 9, 2003, in Yangon, Myanmar, developed an early interest in performing arts. At five years old in 2008, she won first prize for Traditional Dance at a preschool competition in Yangon. This early success led to her active participation in numerous dancing competitions and performances of traditional dance in various anyeint shows. Her musical aptitude became apparent when she won a gold medal for her song ‘Dokalay’ in the singing portion of the 19th National Performing Arts Competition. She further showcased her talent in the third season of Starlets’ Sky, where she progressed through multiple levels and ultimately secured first place.

A significant turning point in Aye Mya Phyu’s career was her participation in the fourth season of Myanmar Idol. She successfully navigated through the Judges Audition, Golden Week Theater rounds, Solo Round, and Green Mile to be selected as one of the Top 11 finalists. Over eight weeks, she performed in various themed challenges, including Favourite Song Week, Rock Music Week, Memorial University Song Week, Country Music Week, Soe Lwin Lwin’s Song Week, Winter Song Week, Popular Song Week, Burmese Film Theme Song honorable for the 100th Anniversary of Burmese Film, and Strengthen Song Week. Her consistent performances led her to the Grand Final, where she competed against Esther Dawt Chin Sung and Benjamin Sum, ultimately finishing as the runner-up. This achievement brought her national recognition and expanded her fan base.

Following Myanmar Idol, Aye Mya Phyu engaged in a variety of music concert activities and released new music. In 2020, she performed at events such as the VX Classic 2020 Grand Bodybuilding Concert, Eushido Myanmar’s Event, and the Shwe Settaw Pagoda festival. Her performances at concerts celebrating the 100th Anniversary of Burmese Film and Yangon University further highlighted her versatility as both a singer and dancer. Her single ‘Lwan Nay Loh,’ released on June 26, 2020, topped Melo’s top 100 chart, followed by ‘Naw’ on August 16, 2020, which also reached number one on the same chart. ‘Brand New Love,’ released on January 15, 2021, achieved the top position on Joox’s Myanmar top 100 chart. She also collaborated with Oak Soe Khant on the single ‘Stage of Vows, New Road to Nibbana,’ a piece based on classical Burmese music (Mahagita). Her career progression demonstrates a blend of traditional artistic roots with mainstream success.