Born in Plantation, FL, raised in North Miami Beach, FL, spending most of his teenage life in Miramar, Aaron Daley (born January 9th, 2000) professionally known as Young Aye is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, producer, and engineer.
Since a small child, he was known to have a knack for technology, finding himself through the digital world. His attraction to Japanese anime, different types of music, and his vast imagination sparked a fire in his creative mind and changed his worldview forever. At first, he expressed himself through artistry, drawing on whatever was present, even at the expense of his test paper. This soon got him into trouble in and out of school as years went on. Teachers, parents, and family friends alike sought this behavior as derogatory and distracting from
his studies. 
Throughout the years, Aye became far less outspoken, due to personal and family struggles. Trying to brush the world off, Aye participated in sports, but got caught up in the street life of drugs, money and alcohol. Even though this didn’t stop him, he saw at 15 years old a man’s most powerful tool is his voice. That’s when Young Aye was born. 
At 17, Young Aye finalized a 3-year deal with RECORD33, a record company owned by a close family friend. During this time period, RECORD33 linked Aye to “Todd Hill On The Track,” a multi-platinum Miami producer known for songs such as Kase1hunnid’s “I Luv My Dawgs” with Snoop Dogg & Rick Ross & YD, the #HandsUpDontShoot Challenge & credits on Travis Scott’s “Goosebumps.” Young Aye & Todd Hill collaborated to create “Three” a song that ran the local streets of the East Broward, racking up nearly 15,000+ streams. 
Networking in the vast world of social media, Aye eventually linked up with Cleantop who became his go-to barber. It seemed to be a match made in heaven, as one of their first collaborations, “She Likes Me” racked up 200,000+ plays on Spotify, setting the stage for what seemed to be a great run. 
Diving deeper, nearing to the last year of his contract in 2019, and preparing for a headline at an Atlanta show in September, Young Aye dropped “Dice”, racking up 1,000,000+ plays on SoundCloud pushing his buzz further into the country. This did wonders for him going forward, as he surpassed a milestone and added more expertise to his already growing resume. 
Now, Young Aye is an independent artist, and looking to further his career not only on the artist side, but on business, producing, and engineering side. At 20 years of age, Aaron feels as if the sky is the limit.