Harmony Yatar is a young, blooming artist on Guam. Her latest release is “Maybe,” a single from an upcoming EP. On stage, she’s better known as Harmony Chea. 

Originally, Yatar postponed writing “Maybe” for a year. After gaining experience from a past relationship, Yatar was took advantage of the lockdown to revisit and finish the piece. 

Experience is one of the key factors in her songwriting. 

“A lot of times when I write music, I can either write a song in one day or it takes me a couple years,” Yatar said. 

As a current fourth-year student at the University of Guam, Yatar uses music to maintain some balance. 

After tearing her ACL in 2019, it gave her clarity in her priorities. Music and education are at the top of her list.

The next step for Yatar as an artist is to improve her skills. 

Before the end of the year, she plans to release her EP album. For the long-term, she strives to make her dream a reality. 

“I want my music to be played worldwide. I want to be known,” Yatar said. “It’s a dream and that’s ultimately what I want to do with my music.”