UYANAMongolian throat singing from the frozen steppe

UYANA is an artist from Norway who sings in Mongolian, blending throat singing, steppe folk and dark folk-rock. Her debut album UYANA comes out on October 9, 2026.

No. UYANA is a character. Her look and her voice are made with AI tools, guided by a human creator who shapes her story, chooses every song and directs every video. Her music and videos are labeled as AI-made on every platform.

UYANA is an artist from Norway. In her story she comes from far in the north, where the Mongolian steppe meets the Siberian taiga and the old songs sleep under the snow.

Steppe folk music with Mongolian throat singing (khöömii), haunting ballads and dark folk-rock: deep throat-singing drones, horsehead fiddle, shaman drums and a haunting female voice.

UYANA's voice is made with AI tools. Her songs pair a haunting female voice with deep throat-singing drones, inspired by female Mongolian throat singing and the women who keep khöömii alive today.

Mongolian. Every song page has the original lyrics in Mongolian Cyrillic, a version in Latin letters and an English translation of each part of the song.

Right here. All 12 songs have their own page with the Mongolian song lyrics, a version in Latin letters and an English translation of what each part means.

On October 9, 2026. The album has 12 songs sung in Mongolian, from the haunting ballad Sarny Okhin (Daughter of the Moon) to the epic Övög Deedes (The Ancestors). You can pre-save it now.

On Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Amazon Music, Tidal and Deezer from October 9, 2026. Until then you can pre-save the album. Her videos are on TikTok, YouTube and Instagram.

Pre-saving tells your music app to add the album as soon as it comes out. Tap Pre-save the album, choose Spotify, Apple Music or another app, and log in. On October 9 the album is waiting for you there.

Mongolian throat singing, called khöömii, is a way of singing where one voice makes two notes at once: a deep, steady drone and a whistling melody of overtones floating above it.

Ask first. Send a short description of your project to uyanamusic@gmail.com and you will get an answer by email. Nothing may be used before you have written permission.

Email uyanamusic@gmail.com for collabs, press and licensing. Biography, release facts and approved images are in the press kit.