There are at least four artists sharing the name Kleopatra: 1) an indie pop singer/songwriter from Italy; 2) a dark-pop singer/songwriter from UK; 3) a DJ/producer from US; 4) a retired singer from Greece.

1) Kleopatra Jasa is an indie pop singer/songwriter from Italy.
Between 2016 and 2018 she released several covers on her YouTube channel, which have reached almost one million views.
In 2020 she released 3AM, her debut single.
In September 2021, after a 1 year break from social media, she released her second single, Finta melanconica, and promised to release more songs in the next months.

2) KLEOPATRA is a dark-pop singer, songwriter, producer and visual artist from Scotland, UK.
She released three singles (Cameo, Ukiyo and Wasted on Youth) and one EP (Machina) which have amassed over 80,000 streams on Spotify alone and have received praise from press outlets such as: The Line of Best Fit, The Skinny, and The SAMAs – to name a few.
Her work draws comparisons from such artists as: Grimes, Charli XCX, PC Music, FKA Twigs, SOPHIE and The Weekend and it often features themes relating to mental health, A.I, technology, autonomy, human nature & emotion, and machine learning.

3) Kleøpatra is a DJ/producer from Utah, US.
She is a classically trained multi-instrumentalist who brings that knowledge and passion to her aggressive, moody, bass fueled sound.
Her unique sound and musical prowess have garnered her attention from industry powerhouses, including support from Excision, 12th planet, Zeds Dead, Black Tiger Sex Machine, and Cherney. She has also worked alongside heavy hitters like Rico Act, Blaqout, Zubah, been released by Subsidia, and been included in compilations alongside Excision, Downlink, Jeanie,Dirt Monkey, Notix, and p0gman.

4) Cleopatra Pantazi is a retired Greek singer.
Under the name Irini, she attempted to represent Greece at the Eurovision Song Contest 1983. Almost a decade later, the ERT reverted from a national selection to an internal one for 1992, in which she was selected. Performing the song Olou Tou Kosmou I Elpida, it placed 5th with 94 points, tying it with Greece's best performance with its 1977 entry until Die for You placed 3rd in 2001.
She has released two albums, Cleopatra in 1992 and Ola Ta S'Agapo two years later. While planning for a third album, her husband Christos Lagos died in a car accident in 2003, leading her to quit music forever and become a nun. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.