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Alemeda
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Rahema Shifa Alameda,[2] known mononymously as Alemeda, is a Sudanese-Ethiopian singer-songwriter. She is signed to Top Dawg Entertainment and Warner Records.
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Early life
Alameda was born in Ethiopia and raised in Phoenix, Arizona.[3][4][5] Her stage name stems from her last name, Alameda, which she elaborated is a "common name in the Gurage tribe in Ethiopia," of which her grandfather was a part.[6] She changed the spelling to "Alemeda" to be more easily found online.[6] Growing up in a strict household, she was "alienated from music until the age of 10."[7] Describing herself as a "heavy Disney pop-punk kid" growing up,[6] she was inspired to make music by High School Musical.[8][9]
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Her music blends "hyper-contemporary aesthetics with nostalgic R&B vibes"[3] and explores themes of love and relationships.[4][5] In 2020, she appeared on "Slow Down", a song from the 2020 album New Beginnings by American rapper Reason.[10]
She independently released a drum and bass song called "Gonna Bleach My Eyebrows" as her debut single in 2021.[5][9] She garnered popularity with it on TikTok,[3] but stated it would probably be her only drum and bass song, as she later began adopting more of a pop, alternative rock, and indie sound in her music.[9]
In 2022, she released "Post Nut Clarity".[11] Also in 2022, she made guest appearances on Capacity to Love and Herbert, albums by Ibrahim Maalouf and Ab-Soul, respectively.[12][13]
In May 2023, she released "Ur So Full of It".[5] In July, she released "First Love Song".[9] She was spotlighted in a World Cafe playlist for Black History Month in 2024.[14] In February 2024, she released "Don't Call Me", of which Consequence of Sound writer Mary Siroky stated that "the air of riot and revolution [...] feels authentically cathartic".[7] On September 20, Alemeda was announced as the new signee to the Top Dawg Entertainment (TDE) label, being signed in collaboration with Warner Records.[15] Her debut EP FK IT was released the same day.[16] She released "Beat A B!tch Up", featuring TDE-label mate Doechii, as the debut single for her EP But What The Hell Do I Know in October 2025.[17]
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- FK IT (2024)
- But What The Hell Do I Know (2025)
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