AURORA Releases New Single ‘Let Me Heal You’ from ‘All My Demons Greeting Me As A Friend’ (The Moth Tapes) – Out Now

Ten years after ‘All My Demons Greeting Me As A Friend’ first introduced AURORA’s extraordinary musical universe to a global audience, the Norwegian artist is returning to where it all began with the release of ‘All My Demons Greeting Me As A Friend (The Moth Tapes)’, featuring a brand new song ‘Let Me Heal You (demo)’, as well as special alternative versions of some of the most beloved tracks from that era including ‘Running With The Wolves’ and ‘Runaway’. The release lands today with a unique moth inspired vinyl pressing. 

Listen to the deluxe here. 

Built from intimate early recordings, demos and previously unheard material from the original era, ‘The Moth Tapes’ opens AURORA’s archive to offer a new perspective on the creative foundations of her landmark debut and on the beginnings of an artistic journey that has since taken her around the world. Collaborators on the project include long term musical partners such as Magnus Skylstad and Odd Martin, as well as Michelle Leonard and Sacha Skarbek.

AURORA comments, “‘Let Me Heal You’ is a very important concept to me. I’ve always thought of music as medicine, and the whole album is about meeting your own demons before you can help someone else chase away theirs. Trying to help someone before you have managed to help yourself will drain you in a way that might deprive the world of a good human.”

Rather than simply revisiting the past, the collection illuminates the ideas and instincts already taking shape in a young AURORA, intimacy, nature, humanity, darkness, wonder and an instinctive desire to create a world entirely her own. Heard ten years later, these recordings form a bridge between the artist she was becoming and the artist she is today.

‘Runaway’ is experiencing another extraordinary global resurgence in 2026, recently recording its biggest streaming day since its viral breakthrough in 2021. The song is currently charting on Shazam across markets including Nigeria, Vietnam, the Philippines, Norway, Indonesia and Thailand, alongside a global Shazam chart position inside the top 100, with over 3 billion combined streams on the track to date.

That journey mirrors AURORA’s own. From growing up in a small town in Norway and writing songs in solitude, she has grown into a truly global artist, building an international community of Warriors & Weirdos and taking her music to arena-scale audiences around the world.

‘The Moth Tapes’ now offers the opportunity to hear where that journey began.

The release follows AURORA’s third book, released earlier this year to mark the tenth anniversary of ‘All My Demons Greeting Me As A Friend’, and continues a year-long celebration of the album and the world surrounding it. 

CD & DIGITAL ALBUM TRACKLIST:  

1. Runaway
2. Conqueror
3. Running with the Wolves
4. Lucky
5. Winter Bird
6. I Went Too Far
7. Through the Eyes of a Child
8. Warrior
9. Murder Song (5, 4, 3, 2, 1)
10. Home
11. Under the Water
12. Black Water Lilies
13. Black Water Lilies (Vocal Files)
14. All My Demons Greeting Me as a Friend 
15. Let Me Heal You (demo)
16. Runaway (14th August 2013 demo)
17. Running With The Wolves (Hunting demo)
18. The Silent Twins (demo)

12” VINYL  TRACKLIST: 

Side A

1. Black Water Lilies (Vocal Files)
2.  All My Demons Greeting Me as a Friend 
3. Let Me Heal You (demo)

Side B

1. Runaway (14th August 2013 demo)
2. Running With The Wolves (Hunting demo)
3. The Silent Twins (demo) 

ABOUT AURORA:

Norwegian alt-pop artist AURORA, born in Stavanger in 1996, is a singer, songwriter, and producer known for her unique blend of electronic, atmospheric, orchestral, and folk influences, which is often described as art-pop or electropop. Her ethereal, dreamy, and emotional sound earned her widespread recognition, notably providing the mysterious voice that calls to Elsa in the Disney movie Frozen 2. She has released four studio albums, including All My Demons Greeting Me as a Friend (2016), A Different Kind of Human (Step 1 and Step 2) (2019), The Gods We Can Touch (2022), and What Happened to the Heart? (2024). A strong advocate for nature, many of her songs explore ecological themes focused on protecting the Earth and reconnecting with the natural world. In terms of her career success, her What Happened To The Earth? tour saw over 300k tickets sold globally; she has amassed over 10 billion streams across her song credits; was recently awarded a Contemporary Music Award at the 2025 O2 Silver Clef Awards; and is a global War Child Ambassador.