Anthony Arya is an indie folk rock artist from San Francisco, California. Inspired by the folk rock singer-songwriter guitarists from the Laurel Canyon era but infused with an indie pop sound, his upcoming album scheduled for Spring 2027 introduces a sound that he has been crafting for a few years. The songs blend a mix of personal memories and nostalgia with melodies that mirror the emotional tension. In addition to relationships, many of the songs reflect the ups and downs of city life in San Francisco. He describes his live shows like twilight on a warm summer evening - sets a vibe yet there’s excitement about what is coming next.​

In 2018 he released his debut album, Going To California, which was enthusiastically received by his early fans from his days on the Voice. His second album, The Road (2020), was inspired by his love for the music of Bob Dylan, as well as Beatnik writer Jack Kerouac and novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald. While attending university, Anthony released Circles & the Flames (2022) - an album that would win him international

Before graduating high school Anthony emerged into the national spotlight with appearances on NBC’s The Voice and as a Presidential Scholar in the Arts for songwriting. Now in his early twenties, he has released four acclaimed albums and become one of Northern California's most active touring artists.

Attention for his songwriting including International Songwriting Competition Finalist, International Acoustic Music Awards Finalist, Bluebird Cafe Golden Pick Contest Winner, and Telluride Blues and Brews Fest Challenge Finalist. In 2024, Arya released his fourth album, As It Turns Out, which was live-tracked at San Francisco’s historic Hyde Street Studios. These songs propelled him through over 150 shows per year headlining well known venues and festivals throughout Northern CA..