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Adiam (born 17 December 1982), previously known by her full name Adiam Dymott, is an Eritrean-Swedish singer. Her debut album, Adiam Dymott, was released on 18 March 2009 on Swedish indie label Razzia Records. It included the singles "Miss You" and "Pizza".

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1982-12-17

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Adiam Dymott never really struggled to become an artist. She never felt the desperation that makes people sell their souls for 15 minutes of fame. Although music has been an important part of her life since day one she felt it was enough to listen to other people’s records. Perhaps there was a thought in the back of her head that one day she would enter the stage, but she was in no hurry. Her dad used to listen to soul from the 60’s and when she started buying records herself she found the musi

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Adiam (born 17 December 1982), previously known by her full name Adiam Dymott, is an Eritrean-Swedish singer. Her debut album, Adiam Dymott, was released on 18 March 2009 on Swedish indie label Razzia Records. It included the singles "Miss You" and "Pizza".

== Biography == Adiam, as well as her parents, are from Asmara and met in Italy. The couple moved to Uppsala, Sweden where their daughter was born in 1982. According to Adiam, her mother named her after an Eritrean queen. Adiam started buying records first from the hip hop-section with favorites Notorious B.I.G. and The Wu-Tang Clan. At the same time, she describes herself as having been an "MTV child," listening to Nirvana and Garbage.

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