Tamara Dey (born September 23, 1979) is a vocalist. She is currently involved with recording her solo album is set to be a bumper year for South Africa’s ‘We All Love Ella: Celebrating the First Lady of Song.’

Tamara Dey was born Tamara Nathalie Atzeni to an Italian father and South African mother, Tamara was born in Knokke-Heist, Belgium and grew up in Centurion, Pretoria.

She did her primary schooling at Irene Primary School and finished high school at Lyttelton Manor High School after which she completed a 3-year Musical Theatre Diploma at Pretoria Tech.

Tamara has managed to cross all cultural, age & language barriers.

She has unassumingly been recognized as one of the few SA artists contributing towards bridging the gap between all cultures, ages & races.

With 11 official languages in SA, Tamara’s music has been described as the ‘unofficial language’; celebrating the heart & soul of South Africa.

Tamara hit 2005 with a big bang, bringing in the New Year with her partners, DJs Ryan Dent & Craig Massiv, under the guise of their new dance outfit Flash Republic at an awesome New Year’s Eve party sponsored by 5fm and including international club syndicate PASHA (Ibiza) at The Castle, Cape Town.

Tamara spent most of the first six months of 2005 either in the studio or on the road at various venues all over the country with the Flash Republic.

The Flash Republic has recently returned from an extremely successful tour in Europe.

They spent July entertaining the crowds with what can only be described as some of the best South African dance tunes at the summer music festivals in Holland.

Her collaboration with BOP on this track saw her travel the width & breadth of South Africa on the Sony Summer Sounds Tour 2000, with BOP and a group of 60 artists including the likes of Mandla Spikiri’s Trompies and Mafikizolo. The track was nominated for three SA Music Awards in early 2001.

Tamara has managed to cross all cultural, age & language barriers.

She has unassumingly been recognized as one of the few SA artists contributing towards bridging the gap between all cultures, ages & races.

She was also nominated for Best Female Artist Of The Year award’ at the Metro FM awards, up against Lebo Mathosa and Brenda Fassie, ‘Most Stylish Female Singer in a Music Video’ at the Elle Magazine Style awards.

According to Various reliable Online resources, Tamara Dey’s net worth is between $500,000 - $1 Million.

She earned the money being a professional singer & songwriter.

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