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Yulianna Karaulova
Yulianna Karaulova (Юлианна Караулова), born 1988 in Moscow, is a Russian pop singer who fronted 5sta Family from 2011 to 2015 before a solo career with the hit «Ты не такой».
Yumdda
Yumdda (염따), born Yeom Hyun-soo, is a South Korean rapper who debuted in 2006 and broke through with his first full album Breathe in 2016.
Yumi Matsutoya
Yumi Matsutoya (松任谷由実), born 1954 in Tokyo, is a Japanese singer-songwriter who debuted in 1972 as Yumi Arai and set the template for city pop and J-pop.
Yuna (singer, born 2003)
Yuna (유나, Shin Yu-na, born 2003) is the South Korean lead rapper, lead dancer, and sub-vocalist of JYP's girl group ITZY, debuting 2019 with "Dalla Dalla" and releasing the solo EP Ice Cream in March 2026.
Yuna Kuroshima
Yuna Kuroshima, also romanized Kuroshima Yuina, is a Japanese actress and model from Okinawa, born in 1997, best known as the heroine of NHK's 2022 morning drama Chimudondon.
Yung Fazo
Yung Fazo, stage name of Fazan Munshi (born 2005), is a Queens, New York rapper in the plugg, pluggnb, and rage subgenres of trap. Known for "Antisocial 2" (2021), "Adding" with SoFaygo, and the 2025 album ZO.
Yung Gravy
Yung Gravy (Matthew Raymond Hauri, born 1996, Rochester, Minnesota) is an American rapper known for trap with old-soul and oldies samples. Breakout "Mr. Clean" (2016); "Betty (Get Money)" hit No. 30 Hot 100 and prompted a Rick Astley voice-impersonation suit.
Yung Joc
Yung Joc (Jasiel Robinson), Atlanta rapper whose 2006 debut single "It's Goin' Down" topped the rap chart and whose album New Joc City launched Bad Boy South's Block venture; later Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta cast member and Streetz 94.5 radio host.
Yung Lean
Yung Lean (Jonatan Aron Leandoer Håstad, born 1996), Swedish rapper and Sad Boys member; viral 2013 hit 'Ginseng Strip 2002', cloud rap/emo rap pioneer, albums Unknown Memory through Jonatan (2025), side project jonatan leandoer96.
Yung Miami
Yung Miami (Caresha Romeka Brownlee, born 1994) is a Miami rapper, one half of City Girls with JT and a solo artist; hits include 'Act Up', 'Rap Freaks', and 'Spend Dat', with debut solo album Watch Dis due October 2026.
Yung Singh
Yung Singh is a British DJ and producer from the Midlands, a member of the Daytimers collective, whose 2021 Boiler Room set brought Punjabi garage to wide attention.
Yung Trappa
Yung Trappa, born Vladislav Shiryaev (Владислав Ширяев), was a Russian hip-hop artist from St. Petersburg and a founding figure of the early Russian trap scene, imprisoned for drug dealing and dead at 27 in 2023.
Yungeen Ace
Yungeen Ace (Keyanta Bullard, born 1998, East Chicago, Indiana) is a Jacksonville, Florida rapper and ATK leader known for pain music, the 2018 mixtape Life of Betrayal, the viral 2021 single Who I Smoke, and albums Life of Betrayal 2x and Survivor of the Trenches.
Yunho (정윤호)
Yunho (정윤호, U-Know Yunho), born 1986 in Gwangju, is a South Korean singer and actor, member of the K-pop duo TVXQ (동방신기) under SM Entertainment; debuted 2003, duo since 2009, first solo concert 2026.
Yuni Shara
Yuni Shara, born Wahyu Setyaning Budi in 1972, is an Indonesian pop singer, elder sister of Krisdayanti, whose career peaked with the 1995 hit album Mengapa Tiada Maaf.
Yuno Miles
Yuno Miles, American meme rapper (born 2003, Michigan), known for intentionally bad comedy rap; viral via "Road to Riches" and "Put The Money In The Bag" on TikTok in 2022; albums Yuno I Can't Rap (2020) and ALBUM (2025); appeared in Ye's "Bomb" video.
Yura (South Korean singer)
Yura (유라), real name Kim Ah-young (김아영), born 1992 in Ulsan, is a South Korean singer and actress who joined Girl's Day as a second-generation member in 2010, acted in Radio Romance and Forecasting Love and Weather, and is distinct from the indie soloist Youra.
Yuri Malikov and Novye Samotsvety
Yuri Malikov and Novye Samotsvety covers the Soviet ensemble Samotsvety, created by Yuri Malikov in 1971, and the revival Novye Samotsvety launched by his daughter Inna in 2006.
Yuridia
Yuridia, born Yuridia Francisca Gaxiola Flores in 1986, is a Mexican singer who finished second on La Academia in 2005 and became one of Mexico's best-selling artists.
Yuriko Yoshitaka
Yuriko Yoshitaka (吉高 由里子) is a Japanese actress born in Tokyo in 1988, known for Hanako to Anne and the 2024 taiga drama Hikaru Kimi e.
Yurry Canon
Yurry Canon (ユリイ・カノン) is a Japanese Vocaloid producer who debuted on NicoNico Douga in November 2015, known for fast, rock-driven songs and for commissions in the game Project SEKAI.
Yurufuwa Gang
Yurufuwa Gang (ゆるふわギャング) is a Japanese hip hop unit formed in Tokyo in 2016, consisting of rappers Ryugo Ishida and NENE and producer Automatic, with six albums released since 2017.
Yuto Nakajima
Yuto Nakajima (中島裕翔) is a Japanese singer and actor, born in 1993, who was in Hey! Say! JUMP from its 2007 debut until graduating in 2025.
Yuto Tatsumi
Yuto Tatsumi (辰巳ゆうと) is a Japanese enka singer from Osaka who debuted in 2018 and won the Japan Record Awards' Excellent New Artist award that year.
yutori
yutori (ゆとり) is a four-piece Japanese rock band from the Kanto region, formed in 2020 and fronted by Kotoko Sato, who made its major debut in 2025 with the anime ending theme Speed.
Yuu Serizawa
Yuu Serizawa (芹澤優) is a Japanese voice actress and singer, born in 1994 in Tokyo, a member of the unit i☆Ris and a solo artist on the Avex label.
Yüzyüzeyken Konuşuruz
Yüzyüzeyken Konuşuruz is a Turkish alternative rock and indie band formed in Istanbul in 2011, led by singer and songwriter Kaan Boşnak and guitarist Engin Sevik.
Yves (하수영) (singer)
Yves (이브), born Ha Soo-young (하수영) in 1997, is a South Korean singer, ex-LOONA and LOONA yyxy leader, now a solo artist on Paix Per Mil with EPs LOOP, I Did, Soft Error, and NAIL.
Yves Tumor
Yves Tumor is the experimental music project of Sean Bowie (born 1989, Miami), known for Serpent Music (2016), Warp albums Safe in the Hands of Love and Praise a Lord, and the 2025 Rosalía collaboration Berghain.
Yves V
Yves V, born Yves Van Geertsom in 1981, is a Belgian EDM DJ and producer known for playing Tomorrowland's main stage and hitting No. 34 in DJ Mag's 2015 poll.