Born in Damascus, emerging from Montreal, Anour is a transcultural artist with the inquisitive spirit of a nomad and the poetic sensibilities of an old soul. A singer-songwriter who channels her reflections on modern life into cinematic pop songs that feel like lucid dreams, Anour explores individual and universal themes and weaves our time's essence into songs that create fertile ground for reimagining what identity and belonging might mean. 

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Anour is the daughter of a pianist and theatre director, and began writing songs as soon as she started learning the piano as a child. What began as an outlet for self-expression evolved into a voice that captures the ache and wonder of living in these times. From a young age, Anour became aware of how experience is shaped by perception, sparking a fascination with the stories we tell ourselves, the cultural and political narratives that shape our societies, and how identity is negotiated and not simply inherited or claimed. Blending theatrical storytelling with eclectic music influences that intertwine in perpetual dialogue, Anour's music will resonate with anyone captivated by our humanity.