Meet Yoalah Brinson, known in the music world as “Wheelarella,” a groundbreaking artist, entrepreneur, and advocate for diversity and inclusion. Hailing from Dimona, Israel, Yoalah grew up immersed in creativity, acting in Israeli films, TV shows, and fashion campaigns. Her journey led her to the U.S., where she launched a series of businesses, including a clothing line, streaming service, art gallery, and design company—all promoting inclusive and impactful platforms.
Yoalah, now a celebrated model and artist, broke barriers as the first disabled, Black, Middle Eastern model signed by major agencies, debuting at New York Fashion Week for Moschino. Known for her powerful storytelling, she’s also an author and filmmaker, with acclaimed projects like her book The Ghost in the Crater and horror film The Return of Soraya M: A Story of Revenge.
As “Wheelarella,” Yoalah brings her experiences to her music, blending advocacy and artistry. She’s passionate about inspiring others, uplifting marginalized voices, and creating space for underrepresented stories. With her dedication, Yoalah is making strides in fashion, film, and music, establishing herself as a true force for change.
