List of Assyrian Singers
- Ashur Bet Sargis
- Gabriel Asaad
- Jamil Bashir
- Fairuz - The most famous living singer in the Arab world and one of the best known of all time.
- Munir Bashir
- Paul Caldani
- Linda George
- Juliana Jendo
- Paulus Khofri
- Janan Sawa
- Nawfal Shamoun
- Elias Zazi
- Timz
- Josef Özer
- Habib Mousa
- Jan Karat
- Elias Karam
- Wadih El Safi
- Assyrian Kings - Assyrian band
- Sargon Gabriel
- Michael Dayan
- Firas Younadam
- Murassa Urshan Daniel, A female singer who started her career in the United States in the 1920s.
- Elias Boyajy, a singer who sang in Turyoyo in the 1920s-1930s. Some of his lyrics were by Naum Faiq.
- Hanna Patros, in the 1930s and 1940s.
- Gibrael Yousip Sayad, (Baghdad)
- Ishaq Benyamin and Younathan Youkhanna
- Louise Joseph – 3 records with 6 Songs
- Yowa Iskhaq
- Wardiya Kako, her music was mainly influenced by western artists.
- Awrahim Gewargis
- Yaqoub Nona
- Roosevelt Shaul
- Oshana Youel Mirza recorded his 7 records at Bashirphone ( with Jamil Bashir).
- Edward Yousip (Biba)
- Albert Tamaraz (Baghdad)
- Eshaya Zaia and Elizabeth Eshaya
- Daruis Saatloo
- Klodia Hanna
- Evin Aghasi
- Habib Mousa
- Ewan Shamdinani
- Ashur Bet Sargis
- Juliana Jendo
- William Daniel
- Dalli Hadad
- Tony Aziz Yaqoo - Member of Iraqs only heavy metal band Acrassicauda
- Melechesh - Assyrian Death/Thrash Heavy Metal band
- Aril Brikha - Assyrian Techno/House music artist
- Claudia Hanna - Assyrian singer of Arabic & Assyrian music, based in Egypt
- Rola Bahnam - Lebanon based TV presenter and singer with The 4 Cats.
- Timz (real name Tommy Hanna) Assyrian American Rap musician
- Ninsun Poli
- Nabu Poli - member of Mili Mili World Music
- Theresa Rassam- Opera singer and daughter of Hormuzd Rassam
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