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Myra (real name Myriam Beckmann) grew up in a little village in Mayen (Germany). At the age of 16 she met the two DJs Jürgen Mutschall and Dominik De Leon, who later would be responsible for Myra's first musical experience. After school, Myra did two trainings, a creative one and a commercial one.
Her musical career started in 1996, as Jürgen Mutschall was searching for a vocalist of his… Read moreproject JamX. This caught the ear of Niki de Leon who produced the song together with René Dumont. Tomorrow was released in 1998 under the name Dumonde. In this time however Myra continued a fashion model carreer (for instance for Versace).
Shortly after, Myra met the dancers and dentist students Patrick and Alex. The trio became performers for the project Paffendorf. In 2001 Myra left the project and took the alias Djane alias Debbie Does Dallas. The same year she became a member of the live-show Coyote Ugly, touring in Germany's clubs and bars.
She replaced T Seven in 2002 as front vocalist of the project Mr. President. With the project she recorded the single Love, Sex & Sunshine as well as an album. After she left the project, she entered in 2004 the agency Awarded Artists.
2005 : Myra joined Coyote Ugly again, presenting new songs, such as Rebel Yell. In November she opened her first own shoe shop in Mayen.
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