Leah Dhahan

Leah Dhahan is a Canadian, pop and adult contemporary artist who was born on April 13, 1980 in Vancouver, British Columbia. This year, Leah recorded her debut album Crazy Over You. Her album consists of a fun, upbeat, popular love song called Crazy Over You (written by Leah Dhahan and Morris Tancredi) and two easy-listening songs called Goodbye (originally done by Air Supply), and I Don’t Wanna Cry No More.

Leah is known for her powerful stage presence and her inspirational performances. What makes this beautiful, twenty-seven year old singer unique is her mezmorizing, soft voice and her mixed Indian/German ethnic background. Her father is Punjabi, originally from India, and her mother is of German, Canadian descent. Some of her popular cover-tune performances include songs such as “I’m Gonna Love You Forever,” (Jessica Simpson), “Love Never Fails,” (Amy Sky), “Alive," (Celine Dion), "I Don't Wanna Cry," (Mariah Carey), "Goodbye," (AirSupply), "I Promise" (Ce Ce Winans), and "When You Kiss Me" (Shania Twain). Her voice has been compared to singers Karen Carpenter, Selena, and Jewel.

In 2006 and 2007, Leah was represented by Jan Cooper at the Midem World Music Conference. In July 2007, Leah sang at a Rotary Club Meeting in Richmond, British Columbia where she led the Rotarian members in the singing of O Canada and later, performed an entertaining, Indian version of Celine Dion's song, "Alive" with Babek Thandi on the dabla. Leah performs at a variety of events including: weddings, festivals, business affairs, and community events.

In the future, Leah would like to collaborate with other recording artists, producers, and musicians from across the globe and would love the opportunity to perform her songs across Canada, the United States, and internationally.

Leah is available for local performances in the Vancouver area. Please feel free to contact her for more information.