Aoife Moss

Artist Bio

Warm, sensual, and endlessly versatile, Aoife Moss is a London-Irish voiceover artist whose voice carries both depth and playfulness in equal measure. Whether delivering an intimate narration, a sharp RP literary extract, or a bold rural Irish character, Aoife approaches every script with a strong sense of story.

In 2025, Aoife was awarded the BBC’s prestigious Norman Beaton Fellowship, recognising her as an exceptional emerging voice. Her work includes a wide range of BBC Radio 4 dramas such as The Archers and the award-winning Life Lines, alongside poetry and book readings across the network. Her ability to move seamlessly between accents, tones, and character voices has made her a standout in narrative-led audio.

Aoife studied English Literature and Theatre at the University of Leeds and spent a year teaching in Mexico, where she became fluent in LATAM Spanish – adding another layer to her already expansive vocal toolkit.

Away from the mic, Aoife is rarely still. She’s often found chasing PBs with her local athletics club, rummaging for hidden gems in charity shops, or lending a hand on her dad’s farm!

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