Aija Andrejeva, better known by her stage name Aisha, is a Latvian singer who has established a prominent presence in her nation's music scene. Born on January 16, 1986, in Ogre, Latvia, she first gained national attention after participating in the New Wave Festival in Latvia in 2005. Aija’s music style often showcases her versatility, ranging from pop and rock influences to incorporating elements of folk music from her Latvian heritage.

Her career reached a significant milestone when she represented Latvia in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2010 with the song "What For?" Although the song did not advance to the finals, it raised her profile internationally. In recent years, Aija Andrejeva continued to captivate audiences with her rich, evocative vocals and dynamic performances. Her singles such as "Pērkons Pāries" and "Viņa Ir Mana Terapija" showcase her growth as an artist and her ability to resonate emotionally with her listeners. Aija's live album, "Woodstock’s Renaissance," captures the electric energy of her performances, reflecting her capability to connect with the audience through music that is both personal and universally accessible.