Pamela Ramljak

Born 24th December in Capljina, Pamela has studied music at Metkovic and Dubrovnik. She performed as a vocal soloist with the Dubrovnik Symphony Orchestra and appeared at numerous festivals where she often won awards and prizes for her singing.

After moving to Zagreb in 1998, Pamela enrolled at the Music Academy and during her time there she sang with many bands in different styles of music. Her musical knowledge and experience led her to become a highly sought after backing singer for some major recording artists, these include a collaboration with Tony Cetinski in Croatia and in Bosnia, Amila Glamocak.

After graduating from the Academy, Pamela began a solo career. In 2004 she took part in the Croatian Idol contest and victory escaped her by just a few votes. However, it was at this time that she met Neda Parmać and the pair decided to create the girl band Feminnem. A highly respected singing group who went on to record 3 highly successful albums, have numerous hit singles, and present a popular television show before the band decided to break up in February 2012.

With Feminnem, Pamela has also represented both her own and adopted countries at the Eurovision Song Contest; Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2005 and Croatia in 2010.

Pamela, currently writing and recording her first solo album, also teaches music education in schools in Zagreb.

Her first solo single "Ti me ne voliš" (You Don't Love Me) was released on Croatia Records 9th April 2012