Sixteen-year-old Ava Valianti is charging into the arena with a new anthem. “Deep Fuchsia“ dropped January 16th, and you see, this isn’t a gentle step forward—it’s a distortion-pedal-stomping leap into a bolder, bigger sound. This is the main event.
Hailing from Newbury, Massachusetts, Ava Valianti is that rare artist who builds a serious following before she can even drive. Her EP “petunias” racked up over 200K streams, spun on more than 300 radio stations worldwide, and landed her nominations at the Boston Music Awards and beyond. But awards are just shiny objects. The real story is the fire in the studio. With “Deep Fuchsia”, Valianti plugs in, turns up the gain, and releases a track that blends pop melody with a newly energized pop-rock edge that’s impossible to ignore.
“Deep Fuchsia” captures the volcanic intensity of young love—obsessive, romantic, and all-consuming. Valianti describes it as living in the space between devotion and doubt, where passion is as fragile as it is thrilling. This ain’t a shy confession; it’s a loud, proud declaration from the edge of feeling everything too much.
“Deep Fuchsia“ is the first explosive preview of what’s coming in 2026, and it proves Ava Valianti has the guts and the vision to evolve. She’s not waiting for permission; she’s grabbing the mic and claiming her space. And she’s taking this new energy on the road this winter with a mini Northeast tour, where intimate crowds will get the first live taste of this rock-edged fury.