Out Now:
Third Single from the new album:
YOU’RE NOT
HARD TO FIND
Nadine’s new single, You’re Not Hard to Find, is a gentle, vulnerable
ballad about returning to grace and realising: “I am already loved.”
Written as a conversation with Jesus, the song moves from self-
protection to surrender, offering a safe space for those weary from
perfectionism, doubt, or feeling far from God.
The lyric “You’re not hard to find, I’m the one who has been hiding”
captures a moment of clarity, a realisation that God hadn’t withdrawn,
but that we sometimes protect ourselves from being fully seen.
This tender track reflects Nadine’s journey through grief, healing, and
rediscovered faith. At its heart, it's a quiet invitation to rest in the grace
that’s been there all along.
“I did not expect, that simple be so hard.
How could i forget, that I am already loved?”
Lyric from You’re Not Hard to Find
Out Now:
Second Single from the new album:
not even god
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“Not Even God,” the second single from the
upcoming album The Longing Soul, is a
haunting and compassionate ballad written
for Nadine’s sister, who tragically took her
own life.
Not Even God is both a farewell and a
lifeline, for her and for everyone fighting
inner battles. With stripped-back honesty
and heart-wrenching lyrics, the song
explores the devastating truth that not even
God can force a person to forgive
themselves.
“I wrote this song in grief, but also in hope,”
Nadine says. “It’s a letter to my sister and to
anyone who’s ever felt unworthy of love,
even when it’s right in front of them.”
Layered with warm chords and delicate
vulnerability, the track builds through
intimate verses into a chorus that
pleads gently:
“Receive the love that’s given
I hope that somehow
You accept the invitation
And you let yourself off the hook
Cause not even God can do this for you.”
At its core, the song carries a radical
message: true love can never be imposed,
not by others and not even by God. “This is
how you know it’s love,” Nadine says,
echoing the song’s Middle 8, “when you’re
free.” But that freedom is also what makes
the truth so tragic. Because no matter how
deeply you are loved by others, if you reject
it out of pride or a sense of unworthiness,
that love cannot take root.
Not Even God dares to name this
heartbreak, and in doing so, offers a quiet
and courageous invitation to surrender and
embrace compassion toward ourselves and
each other.
Listen to Nadine’s
Story behind the
song Hope in God:
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Thanks to many friends and supporters,
Nadine has been able to raise over £8000
towards the recording of her debut album
via her gofundme fundraiser.
The Fundraiser
recording in
switzerland
MixArt studio is Based in Konolfingen, Emmental in Switzerland belonging to Eden Music Worship.
Reflecting the album’s theme of reconnecting with spiritual roots,
Nadine wanted to record near where she grew up, while bringing
together the different communities that have shaped her. It was
especially meaningful to make music with people from London and
Switzerland, across various denominations and backgrounds.
Nadine loves sharing her songs
and stories live in atmospheric
settings big and small.
Would you like to book Nadine
for an event? Get in touch via
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Bloom (Out of Season)
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Bloom (Out of Season)
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Spring Will Come EP
Exile EP
Rise EP
This Isn't Love Single
LISTEN TO PREVIOUS RELEASES:
Early Life and Beginnings
Nadine Yomi began writing songs at the age of six,
growing up above her parents’ shoe store in the
Emmental region of Switzerland. In 2011, she moved to
London to study Songwriting at ICMP and soon became
a fixture on the city’s gigging scene, performing at
venues like The Bedford, Hoxton Underbelly, and The
Regal Room.
First Releases and Performances
Her debut EP Spring Will Come (2013) quickly climbed
the iTunes singer-songwriter charts, with the lead single
receiving airplay on BBC London Introducing. While
continuing to write and produce new material, Nadine
also performed in notable Swiss venues including
Salzhaus Winterthur, Musigbistrot Bern, Nordportal,
and Scala Wetzikon, supporting established artists such
as Luca Little and James Gruntz.
Her second EP Exile (2015) featured the single This Isn’t
Love, which was played on BBC London, BBC Radio 2,
and other independent stations.
Rise and Personal Tragedy
In 2017, Nadine released her third EP Rise, shaped by a
cinematic sound in collaboration with producer Dave
Holden. Their earlier track Take Me Away was also
featured in a Mazda advertising campaign.
Shortly after the release of Rise, Nadine faced the tragic
loss of her younger sister to suicide. In the wake of this
grief, new songs began to surface, drawing on the
Psalms and themes of resilience, faith, and anchoring
herself in God’s presence. Her 2022 single Bloom (Out of
Season), co-written with California-based Tayla Rede,
expresses this season with gentle honesty.
The Longing Soul
Thanks to generous supporters and a successful
fundraising campaign, Nadine is now set to release her
debut album The Longing Soul — a project rooted in
faith, hope, and divine love.
“For me, songwriting was always about connection and
devotion. I remember as a child, I wrote songs as prayers. It
always felt like there was a beautiful atmosphere around
me when I started singing.”
Drawing from various expressions of worship, including
gospel and the contemplative style of Taizé, The Longing
Soul invites listeners into a spiritual journey that finds
joy even in sorrow, and hope even in lament.
NADINE’S JOURNEY SO FAR
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