Ylan Bel was born and raised in Nice (Alpes-Maritimes) as the eldest of five siblings.

From an early age, he developed a passion for music, inspired by listening to iconic artists from both French and international music scenes.

At the age of 13, during his voice-breaking years, Ylan began taking singing lessons, determined to preserve and develop his voice.

He also discovered a passion for writing, composing his own songs, musicals, and even theatrical plays.

Once his voice stabilized, Ylan competed in various regional singing contests, frequently securing top positions. To further hone his skills, he participated in exclusive private luxury events.

Ylan’s musical tastes are eclectic, ranging from R&B and soul to French and international pop music. His major influences include artists such as Sam Smith, Teddy Swims, Daniel Levi, Jean-Jacques Goldman, Patrick Fiori, and Slimane.

In parallel with his artistic pursuits, Ylan completed law studies, which led him to a career as a lawyer.

Determined to launch his singing career, Ylan has finally decided to share one of his texts through his debut single, “Ne me laisse pas.”