Aaron Nigel Smith has been a serious musician since age ten when he began performing professionally with the American Boychoir in venues such as Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Kennedy Center, and the Essex Cathedral in London. As a student he trained at the American Boychoir School, Interlochen Arts Academy, Manhattan School of Music and Marygrove College. He has since performed professionally throughout the United States, South America, Europe and Asia. Aaron is a versatile musician who performs vocal music of many genres, including classical, jazz, gospel, pop and reggae.

He has shared the stage with many world-class musicians such as, opera great Jessye Norman, musical theatre's Larry Farrow and Winton Marsalis. He has worked under the baton of some the world's great conductors including Anton Armstrong, Robert de Cormier, Jim Litton, Albert McNeil, Andre Previn, Robert Shaw, and John Williams.

In addition to being an accomplished vocalist, Aaron Nigel Smith plays percussion and guitar. He is a prolific songwriter, and an inspiring teacher to children of all ages. In 2002, he founded FUNdamentals of Music & Movement, a fun approach to music and dance education for children. FUNdamentals has since become the new standard for arts enrichment in Los Angeles, serving thousands of children.

FUNdamentals' Early Education client base includes Bright Horizons, Little Sprouts, Universal, Sony, Warner Brothers, Paramount, David E. Kelly, Mattel, and Fox Studios child care centers. In 2005, the FUNdamentals debut CD release, "Let's Pretend", won the NAPPA & IParenting Media Awards. Aaron was subsequently commissioned to compose and perform original music for the new My Gym DVD, and has also recently collaborated with Leap Frog.

The FUNdamentals entertaining and interactive live show has been featured as a part of the Teddy Ruxpin & Baby Felix DVD release parties, as well as The Whole Children Whole Planet Expo. The FUNdamentals Band has performed at the Los Angeles Convention Center, Warner Bothers Studios, Universal Studios, Barnes & Noble at The Grove, and Storyopolis. Aaron continues to inspire and be inspired by children through music and movement. He hopes to reach the world community by collaborating with those who share his vision.