Yamane

Yamane is a Lebanese singer-songwriter and musician born into a family of artists. She got introduced to music primarily through her mother, Fadia Tomb, a reputable figure in the Lebanese music scene. Yamane started her music path at the age of 5 when she started learning the violin and classical singing. She then took on the piano and guitar and the respective ages of 12 and 15. Growing up to the tunes of Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston, Yamane quickly showed interest in English Pop, discovering a side of her voice she hadn’t previously explored. Reaching college, she studied medicine for four years before ceasing to do so in order to pursue music. She went on to earn a bachelor’s degree in Jazz music.

In 2019, she participated in the international contest “THE VOICE” and reached the semi-finals. Due to the Lebanese economic meltdown, Yamane moved to Dubai to start her career as a full-time musician. She quickly became one of the top singers there, performing at the most prestigious venues like EXPO, and with the biggest brands, including GUCCI, CHANEL, Hyundai, and L’Oréal. In 2023, she finally stepped into the original music world, with the release of her first single “90’s Kid”.

Yamane’s musical persona can be characterized by her ability to authentically touch down on subjects ranging from light and upbeat to heartfelt and profound. Her vocals translate this duality with a range that can both fill the room and give you chills with her emotional vulnerability.