YVONNE AMBRÉE

Yvonne Ambrée blurs the boundaries between ambient pop, spectral soul, and experimental songwriting. With a voice that floats like vapor through minimalist arrangements, her work evokes a dreamlike intimacy—where memory, emotion, and atmosphere dissolve into one another.

Born in Berlin and now based between Brooklyn and her hometown, Ambrée is a multidisciplinary artist known for crafting deeply cinematic music under her own name and as Panteon. Her latest album Elusive (Mixtape Meditation) is her most personal and evocative yet—a collection of ten haunting vignettes that explore longing, identity, and the shifting spaces between people and selves.

Written and recorded across cities and emotional states, Elusive fuses analog synths, stark piano, and layered harmonies into a sound both fragile and forceful. Whether on the slow-burning duet “Damaged” (feat. Godforbid of That Handsome Devil) or the pulse-driven “Thieves,” Ambrée curates sonic worlds that are as tender as they are tenacious. Fans of Weyes Blood, Agnes Obel, Bat For Lashes, and St. Vincent will feel at home in her hypnotic realm.

Beyond her musical output, Yvonne is also a video editor, collage artist, and visual storyteller—producing and directing many of her own videos and collaborations with others. Her work lives at the intersection of sound and image, spirit and shadow.

Elusive is more than an album—it’s a mirror, a fog, a feeling you almost remember.