Marnie through various DJ gigs and Aroyo through a mutual friend. Sharing similar interests in music, they formed the electronic band Ladytron in the same year. Since then, Aroyo is the secondary singer of the band, and also plays synthesizers and contributes to songwriting. Aroyo also collaborated with the indie pop band The Projects. The song "Don't Eat Meat" featured her as vocalist. She also collaborated with John Foxx & The Maths for the song "Watching a Building on Fire". Personal life Aroyo married photography curator Harry Hardie in 2010. Their daughter, Noa, was born on 23 February 2012. They live in London. Aroyo is a pescetarian and an advocate for animal rights. She has an interest in architecture and presented a 15-minute short film, titled The Folly about "the cottage home of an elderly lady who has to adapt to her remote surroundings as she gets older". Instruments During Ladytron's live shows, Mira Aroyo plays synthesizers and occasionally sings. Her primary synthesizer is Korg MS-20, which she used since the band's beginnings. Aroyo played live the following instruments for the band: Korg MS-20, Jen SX-1000, Stylophone, Speak and Spell (604 tour); Korg MS-20, Roland Juno 6 (Light & Magic tour); Korg MS-20, Korg MS2000B (Witching Hour and Velocifero tours); Korg MS-20 (Best of 00-10 and Gravity the Seducer tours). On the early part of Witching Hour tour, Ladytron used to name their four identical Korg MS2000B to be easier installed on stage. Her MS2000B keyboard was named Babylon. Discography Ladytron 604 (2001) Light & Magic (2002) Witching Hour (2005) Velocifero (2008) Gravity the Seducer (2011) Ladytron (2019) Time's Arrow (2023) References 1977 births Alumni of the University of Oxford Musicians from Sofia Bulgarian pop singers 21st-century Bulgarian women singers Living people Bulgarian people of Jewish descent Bulgarian emigrants to England Bulgarian Sephardi Jews Ladytron members Women in electronic music Bulgarian emigrants to Israel