Eves Karydas
Australian singer-songwriter (b. 1994)
Hannah Evyenia Karydas, known professionally as Eves Karydas and formerly Eves the Behavior, is an Australian pop singer-songwriter.
Early life
Hannah Karydas was born in Cairns on 20 July 1994. She was raised there until her family relocated to Brisbane when she was a teenager. Her grandfather was a Greek immigrant who moved to Australia after the Second World War.
Musical career
2009-2013: Career beginnings
On 26 July 2009, Karydas released her debut EP Fairytales. In July 2011, she released her second EP, WRITE. On 5 April 2013, she released her single "Scrutinize". On 15 July 2013, she released her single "Heavy", her last appearance under her real name. On 15 September 2013, Karydas released the single "Zen" under her new name Eves.
2014–2016: Eves the Behavior
In 2014, Karydas was signed on to the Dew Process label, and revealed her new name Eves The Behavior. She stated "I added Behavior to my name because it gave me the chance to add another connotation to who I am and what I stand for." In 2015, Karydas moved from her home in Brisbane to London to pursue a music career.
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