Fatima Yamaha
Fatima Yamaha is a Dutch electronic producer who surfaced in 2014 with the track "Love Invaders." The song's simple, looping melody and steady bassline caught...
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Fatima Yamaha is a Dutch electronic producer who surfaced in 2014 with the track "Love Invaders." The song's simple, looping melody and steady bassline caught on, pulling him out of relative obscurity. He works alone and keeps to himself, which has fed some curiosity about who exactly is behind the music.
His first album, "Imaginary Lines," came out in 2017 and was nominated for the Mercurius Music Prize. He's put out a couple more records since then, including "Euphoric" in 2019 and "Hope" in 2022. The music tends to sit somewhere between house, techno, and ambient, with a clean, atmospheric feel. He's done some work with other producers like Joris Voorn and Kölsch, but the project remains essentially a solo one.
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