Yeule, the musical project of Singaporean songwriter and producer Nat Ćamiel, has made significant strides in the music industry since its inception in 2012. With a unique blend of ambient, glitch, and Asian post-pop influences, Yeule has carved out a distinctive sound that resonates with a diverse audience. Their debut self-titled EP, released in 2014, marked the beginning of a promising career, showcasing their innovative approach to music and storytelling.

Following the success of their initial release, Yeule continued to evolve artistically, releasing a series of EPs, including ‘Pathos’ in 2016 and ‘Coma’ in 2017. The latter received critical acclaim, with notable praise from Duncan Cooper of The Fader, who described it as “dream-pop perfection.” This period solidified Yeule’s reputation as a compelling artist capable of weaving emotional narratives through their music.

In 2019, Yeule released their debut studio album, ‘Serotonin II,’ which garnered positive reviews for its intricate sound design and introspective lyrics. The album’s success led to a signing with Bayonet Records, further elevating their profile in the music scene. Their follow-up album, ‘Glitch Princess,’ released in 2022, was hailed as pioneering by Pitchfork, further establishing Yeule as a leading voice in avant-pop.

Most recently, Yeule signed with Ninja Tune and released their third album, ‘Softscars,’ in September 2023, which has received critical acclaim. With a growing discography that includes collaborations and soundtracks, Yeule continues to push creative boundaries, captivating audiences with their innovative artistry and emotional depth.