Adah Dylan is a singer/songwriter and actress based in Paris, France. She is born in France, and grew up between three cultures and three mother tongues: American, French, and German. Adah pursued an education in Paris and later on studied art & curation at Central Saint Martins in London. 
Adah grew up in a family of artists, and her background forged a passion for forward thinking and artistic expression. Her grandfather was a prominent futurologist and ecologist, who wrote one of the first books about the future of humankind and against nuclear energy in the 1970’s and won the Alternative Nobel Prize in 1986. She is currently developing a documentary to celebrate his legacy and linking futurology to music. 
At the age of 13, she made her first steps as a singer and guitar player in her high school’s band and discovered a passion for singing and songwriting. After completing her studies in London, Adah meets the composer Julien Decoret and Charles Picasso, a musician and engineer at the IRCAM. She begins a dilligent collaboration with them as a singer and songwriter. The result is a music of various influences (Pop, Electro, Minimalist, Contemporary) with a very particular set of instruments such as the Crystal Bashet, the Argentine Boumbo, or the string quartet.
In 2018, Adah meets producer and multi-instrumentalist Max Sokolinski whose previous projects include collaborations with Christophe, Mathieu Chedid, Clara Luciani, Daniel Johnston, and his sister Soko. Together they form the duo « Bruises ». They have released two EP's together to date which are available on all platforms.
The band has performed in major cities such as Paris and Los Angeles, as well as for brands such as Gucci, Marc Jacobs, Lancel, Paco Rabanne and at the Cannes Film Festival. Their first hit single 1992 was discovered in the final scene of the movie « The Map of Tiny Perfect Things » (Prime Video), Beneath The Wave » in the CW series « The Republic of Sarah »
whereas « Burning » was featured for the end credits of « The Sex Lives of College Girls » on HBO.
Alongside her work as a singer and composer, Adah is also a DJ who performs regularly in Paris and abroad.
In 2023, Adah began writing her first solo project, Alchemy – a body of work inspired by a feeling of catharsis, change, and transformation.