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Born
1996
1996
From
South Africa
South Africa
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Unarine Rambani, professionally known as Una Rams, was born on March 7, 1996, in Makwarela, Limpopo. From an early age, music was central to his life. Growing up in a household filled with church harmonies and family influence, he developed a deep appreciation for melody, rhythm, and storytelling. These early experiences shaped the foundation for a sound that blends smooth R&B, Afro-fusion, and the rich emotional texture of his Venda heritage, creating songs that feel both intimate and universally relatable.
As he matured, Una Rams began translating these influences into a distinctive musical identity. His projects, including “Pink Moon,” “Hold Me When It’s Cold,” and “Meet Me at the Altar,” reveal a sophisticated balance of modern production and heartfelt storytelling. His work earned him a historic milestone: he was selected as an Apple Music Up Next Artist giving him global exposure and signaling his arrival on the international stage.
Una Rams has collaborated with a wide range of artists, including Black Coffee, Masego, Muzi, KiddoCSA, and Thabsie, showcasing his versatility and ability to adapt across genres. His contribution to Black Coffee’s album Subconsciously placed him on a Grammy-winning project, a career milestone that highlighted his international reach and talent.
Known for performances that radiate sincerity and emotional depth, he has captivated audiences across South Africa’s major cities, including Johannesburg, Durban, Cape Town, and Pretoria, performing at festivals, cultural events, and curated showcases. Through his music, Una Rams continues to celebrate love, heritage, and authenticity, proving that an artist deeply rooted in culture can resonate with audiences worldwide while staying true to his origins.