Diana Ezerex is a German-Nigerian singer, songwriter, and producer who blends pop with themes of identity, belonging, and social justice. Her artistry is shaped by her unique work performing in prisons across the DACH region since 2017—an experience that inspired her acclaimed debut album, My Past’s Gravity, and its follow-up, IDENTITY. She's been featured in publications like Rolling Stone Germany, ZDF, and ZEIT, and has graced the stages of events like JazzOpen Stuttgart, opening for artists like Cory Wong, Lawrence, and Die Fantastischen Vier. An active collaborator with brands like Neumann and NORD, Diana is a sought-ç presence at songwriting camps. She's also an alumna of the Keychange Leadership Programme and is nominated for the upcoming Pop NRW Outstanding Artist Award 2025 and has been recognized with several awards for her commitment to resocialisation, anti-racism, and educational work. With a new self-produced album on the way next year, she continues to prove that her brand of pop is as urgent as it is unforgettable.