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Yasmine Hamdan

Yasmine Hamdan is a Lebanese singer, songwriter and actress, now based in Paris. She became known with Soapkills, the duo she founded with Zeid Hamdan (no relation) while she was still living in Beirut. The first album released by Soapkills was ''Bater'' (1999). Soapkills was one of the very first independent electronic bands in the Middle East, and its innovative approach exerted a lasting influence. To this day, Yasmine Hamdan is considered an icon of underground music across the Arab world.〔http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/13/arts/13iht-hamdan13.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0〕
After moving to Paris, Hamdan collaborated with CocoRosie. She teamed up with Mirwais (who was part of French electronic new wave band Taxi Girl in the 80s, and produced/co-wrote some of Madonna's albums), with whom she recorded the ''Arabology'' album (2008), under the Y.A.S. moniker.
Hamdan then joined forces with Marc Collin (of Nouvelle Vague) to write and produce her first, self-titled solo album, which came out in France and Lebanon in 2012 on Kwaidan Records), and was released internationally (in a revised version with five new tracks) in 2013 by Crammed Discs under the title ''Ya Nass''. In this album, which blends pop, folk and electronic sounds with melodies and lyrics inspired by various Middle-Eastern traditions, Hamdan "has undertaken the challenge of affirming and rewriting Arabic musical heritage", according to the Al-Akhbar paper. Her personal life (she has lived in Lebanon, Kuwait, Abu Dhabi, Greece and France) and her curiosity have enabled Hamdan to playfully use various dialects of Arabic in her lyrics, which alternate between Lebanese, Kuwaiti, Palestinian, Egyptian and Bedouin, as well as some of the code-switching which is so typical of Middle-Eastern humour.〔http://www.brownbook.me/yasmine-hamdan/〕
Yasmine Hamdan had a cameo in Jim Jarmusch's film〔http://www.reorientmag.com/2013/01/yasmine-hamdan/〕 ''Only Lovers Left Alive'' alongside Tilda Swinton and Tom Hiddleston. She has written an original soundtrack for the theatre play ''Rituel pour une métamorphose'' by Syrian playwright Saadallah Wannous for a production at Comédie Française.〔http://www.comedie-francaise.fr/spectacle-comedie-francaise.php?id=517&spid=373&p=1〕
She is married to the Palestinian film director and actor Elia Suleiman.
==Discography==

*2013 : Yasmine Hamdan - ''Ya Nass'', Crammed Discs (original limited release on Kwaidan Records in 2012 as ''Yasmine Hamdan'')
*2009 : Y.A.S. ''Arabology'', production 50/50, Label AZ, Universal France.
*2005 : Soapkills - ''Enta Fen''
*2001 : Soapkills - ''Cheftak''
*1999 : Soapkills - ''Bater''

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