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Yeule ( ; stylised in lower case) is the musical project of Nat Ćmiel, a Singaporean singer-songwriter and producer. Starting in 2012, they incorporate elements of ambient, glitch and Asian post-pop. Their name is derived from Final Fantasy character Paddra Nsu-Yeul.

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1997
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yeule is a Los Angeles-London based electronic music artist and singer. Yeule was born in Singapore and began writing music under this name in 2012. They also use the pen name Nat Ćmiel. The name “yeule” comes from the Final Fantasy character Yeul. As a musician with a classical background, their experiments with electronic music initially were explored on platforms such as Tumblr and SoundCloud, where they revealed some of their earliest piano compositions and classical/electronic mixes. <a hre

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www.yeule.jp
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2012-00-00
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179000
date of birth
1997-12-16
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Yeule ( ; stylised in lower case) is the musical project of Nat Ćmiel, a Singaporean singer-songwriter and producer. Starting in 2012, they incorporate elements of ambient, glitch and Asian post-pop. Their name is derived from Final Fantasy character Paddra Nsu-Yeul.

==Early life and education== Nat Ćmiel was born in Singapore where they attended school. They first started playing music at the age of 6 on their parents' Yamaha piano and learned classically although eventually dropped taking lessons, and wanted to explore something more challenging which led them to guitar and drums. Ćmiel initially started playing waltz pieces, though they soon moved on to songs from the soundtracks of Final Fantasy X and Kingdom Hearts. They later went on to sing in a jazz band under the name Riot Diet, covering songs from Ella Fitzgerald and the Pixies.

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