Dyladamb

DylaDamb is a contemporary Italian singer, songwriter, and professional vocalist known for her versatile work across R&B, Rap, Soul, Pop, Jazz, and Electronic genres. With a background in piano and classical music, she provides high-quality vocal tracks, lyrics, and melodies in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and French, often collaborating on dance and house music projects. Originally from Latin America and shaped by a multicultural musical upbringing, she blends Afro‑inspired melodies with contemporary electronic textures, creating a sound that feels intimate, soulful, and deeply connected to the dance floor.

She has collaborated with artists like Dennis Cartier and MATTHEW SAX on the 2025 single "Sangría" and with Silas Noir on "Beyond Borders. DylaDamb has a background in live acoustic performances, specializing in resonant vocals with technical precision.

Dyladamb’s rise accelerated through her collaborations with Afro House and Organic House producers, where her vocals became a defining element of several standout tracks. Her ability to adapt her tone — from soft and ethereal to powerful and percussive — has made her a sought‑after collaborator for producers looking to add emotional depth and human texture to their productions.

Her work with Batuque Music marks a new chapter in her artistic evolution. Within the label, she has begun collaborating with key artists such as Gabriel Robella, contributing her voice to a new Brazilian Afro‑inspired release. These collaborations highlight her versatility and her growing presence within the global Afro House community.

On stage and in the studio, Dyladamb brings a unique blend of cultural influences, vocal sensitivity, and artistic intention. Her sound bridges the organic and the electronic, the ancestral and the modern — a reflection of her identity as an artist who creates from emotion, intuition, and connection.

As she continues to expand her catalog and collaborate with producers around the world, Dyladamb is emerging as a fresh and compelling voice in Afro House — one whose presence is only beginning to make its mark on the global scene.