Azniv Korkejian, is known as her stage name, Bedouine, is an Armenian- American Musician known for her blend of 1960s and 1970s rock music with a hint of cool Bossa Nova. ^[1] She also works as a music technician in the Los Angeles, area. ^[1]

Korkejian was born in Aleppo, Syria to Armenian parents. The family would later move to Saudi Arabia where she spent most of her childhood. ^[1] her family won a Green card lottery to the United States and moved to the city of Boston. ^[1]

Growing in America, Korkejian lived in many cities with her Family. Some of the places she lived were: Houston, Austin, Lexington, Kentucky, and Savannah, Georgia. ^[1]

Korkejian moved to Los Angeles, California and settled in Echo Park. For some time she had been wanting to move there and when she got the chance she took it. She works as a sound technician in sound and dialogue editing. ^[1]

Not having any expectations to become a singer, she kept meeting the right people to work with and develop her voice and sound.

She then collaborated with Gus Seyffert after inquiring about reel-to-reel tape and the two began to collaborate.

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In 2017, she released her first album and self-titled, Bedouine.