Milune

Additional information

Born in New York City and raised in Switzerland, Milune grew up surrounded by music, shaped by her mother’s work as a vocal coach and manager. After returning to Aargau in 2010, she developed her craft through dance and singing, beginning to write her own songs at 13. Following her studies, she trained at the Zurich Opera House dance school while launching her music career with her debut single “what am i living for?” in 2022, produced by Benji Alasu.

Her sound draws on contemporary pop influences, pairing polished production with soft, expressive vocals and thoughtful songwriting. Since 2023, Milune has performed internationally and on major Swiss stages, including Gurtenfestival. Her debut EP rabbit holes (2024) and album Hearts Lust (2025) marked a rapid rise, alongside festival appearances and support slots such as opening for Griff in Lausanne. Openly queer and deeply personal in her writing, Milune creates music that resonates with listeners exploring identity, emotion and belonging.

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