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      • Yasmine Hani Hamdan (Arabic: ياسمين حمدان; born 1976) is a Lebanese singer and songwriter, now based in Paris.
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  2. Yasmine Hani Hamdan[1] (Arabic: ياسمين حمدان; born 1976) is a Lebanese singer and songwriter, now based in Paris. Biography. Hamdan became known with Soapkills, the duo she founded with Zeid Hamdan (no relation) while she was still living in Beirut, Lebanon. The first album released by Soapkills was Bater (1999). [2] .

  3. Jan 21, 2019 · Yasmine Hamdan: The Daring Diva Who Turns Umm Kulthum Into Electro. This innovative Lebanese-French artist takes traditional Arab music on a journey of discovery and change, offering a fresh take on social and political issues, including feminist ones

  4. May 4, 2015 · Hamdan is one of the most well-known names in alternative Arab music, having built up her reputation as a skilled and imaginative songwriter in the Lebanese band Soap Kills. Born in Beirut in 1976, her early years were spent amid the upheaval of Lebanon's civil war.

  5. www.yasminehamdan.com › enYasmine Hamdan

    Lebanese singer-songwriter Yasmine Hamdan is one of the most groundbreaking musicians in the Middle East — thanks in part to her work in the electronic indie band Soapkills — though she's now based in Paris.

  6. Lebanese singer-songwriter Yasmine Hamdan is one of the most groundbreaking musicians in the Middle East — thanks in part to her work in the electronic indie...

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  7. As both the co-founder of underground trailblazers Soapkills and an internationally renowned solo artist, Yasmine Hamdan is regarded as one of the greatest icons of alternative Arabic music.

  8. www.cnn.com › 2016/12/25 › middleeastYasmine Hamdan | CNN

    Dec 25, 2016 · Yasmine Hamdan is an icon of underground music across the Arab world. She says a number of her songs are inspired by conversations during Beirut taxi rides