Younes Elamine  Younes Elamine () is a Moroccan–French singer-songwriter, music producer and entrepreneur born in Agadir, where he grew up until the age of 17, before moving to Casablanca, then France in 2001 – he studied and worked in Belfort, Marseille, Toulon, Nice and Paris. Since 2014, he lives between London, Agadir and Paris. In 2009, he produced his first EP called "Nouveau Décor". In 2013, Elamine released an album named Episodes, including a cover version of "Masters of War" by Bob Dylan., and in July 2018, a single in Arabic named "Mandhar Ghrib". Since 2009, he performed many concerts in France, Morocco and the United Kingdom. In 2011, he participated in the 10th festival "Quand l'Afrique nous tient" held in Paris, in 2015, in Shubbak festival (dedicated to contemporary Arab culture) in London, and in 2018, at Talguitart festival in Agadir. Younes Elamine was born and raised in Agadir. His father is from Youssoufia, and mother from Agadir. They lived and worked between Morocco and France for a few years before Younes's birth and during his young age. Elamine got his high school diploma in mathematics at "lycée Youssef Ben Tachefine" in Agadir, then moved to Casablanca for two years to study mathematics at CPGE Galilée. In 2001, he moved to Belfort for a year to study mechanics, then to Marseille where he got a Bachelor's degree in mathematics and computer science, and a D.U from Aix-Marseille University. His next move was to Toulon where he did a Master in Management at ESCT Toulon (now KEDGE Business School). While studying in Marseille Younes discovered a profound connection with music. He developed it during this period and continued while working in business development in Nice. After two years, he decided to quit his job to focus on music. In 2011, he obtained French citizenship in Paris. Nouveau Décor is a 5 titles EP released on the 1st of December 2009. It was recorded and mixed in Nice during the same year. Episodes is a 10 titles album released on March 21, 2013. It includes nine original songs and one cover version of Masters of War written by Bob Dylan.