Maya Burns is a 25-year-old bilingual (English and Spanish) singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist (piano, guitar and saxophone) born in Monterey California and raised in Ensenada México. She combines influences of Folk and Rock she heard at music festivals (where her parents sell handmade tie dyes) with Ranchero and Bolero she learned attending Mexican public school.

During her youth she excelled in music on both sides of the border. She was personally invited to open a concert for Linda Ronstadt and then selected by the Governor of Baja to sing for the president of Mexico. She has worked with the legendary music director; Steve Binder, and in 2016 Maya was hired by The Rubicon Theatre as a musical director and composer for the play eXtras starring the Bichir brothers that won the LA Times critics choice award with her original music.

At 18 Maya moved to Mexico City to write music for plays at Foro Shakespeare and was offered residencies at the prestigious night clubs; Parker and Lenox and Jazzatlán Capital. She has been a main stage solo act at major music festivals such as: Whole Earth, Live Oak, Lake Irvine Fest in California and headlined Mexico Now in NYC.