Flowers For Love And Loss. 
"Where Daddy Used To Pray" relives memories from my childhood and examines feelings of the loss of my father. He was a pastor, and this song sets a scene from church picnics where we would gather at a church member's farm for fellowship and sometimes baptisms in the river behind the house. I can still smell the hay from the barn where we played and feel the sun on our backs. My sisters and I have now lost both our parents too soon, but we rest easier knowing they are together now. Wherever that may be.

Where Daddy Used To Pray

I love Christmas! And while the season is absolutely magical in NYC, I have always wanted to be on a beach for Christmas...a dream which is yet to come true! Maybe this year. I wrote this to share my love of the joys of this time of year, & I hope it brightens your Christmas season!

Tropical Christmas

Christmas Memory

February

Long Dark Road

Breathing

I Won't Forget

I Only Wish

A new original song from Aimee Bayles with an upbeat, positive, forward-looking message. LIVE at City Vineyard NYC with Tristan Clark and Rob Ritchie

Onward

Aimee Bayles & Matt Sucich's version of Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas. We wanted to take the traditional feel of this song and bring it up a bit, putting a little more of a postive, forward-looking spin on it.
Enjoy! Merry Christmas!

Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas

NYC based singer & songwriter. Upcoming release, Enough, is a collection of original songs about her life in the city and her rural southern roots. Originally from Virginia, her soulful, vocally-driven music is influenced by an upbringing in southern church music, her training as an opera singer, and learning folk guitar from her pastor father. Inspired by such artists as Patty Griffin, Gillian Welch, Neil Young, Norah Jones, Dolly Parton and Alison Krauss.

Aimee Bayles

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