Born in Damascus, emerging from Montreal, Anour is a singer-songwriter who channels her reflections on modern life into cinematic pop songs that feel like lucid dreams. Exploring identity and belonging in today's world, Anour's music exists in a realm where genres are mere suggestions, blending theatrical storytelling with eclectic music influences that intertwine in perpetual dialogue. 

 

The daughter of a classical pianist, and actor and theatre director, Anour began writing songs as a child to express ideas and feelings too complicated for words alone. Her international upbringing gave her a perspective that spans cultures, and she became interested in how experience is shaped by the lens through which it is perceived.

 

Anour developed a deep fascination with the stories we tell ourselves and the cultural and political undercurrents shaping our societies. Her music lives in the fractures of certainty; her songs are born from the collision between what is said and what is heard, between intention and interpretation, and the understanding that meaning lives not in the message itself but where the world meets it. Anour believes her art serves as a mirror rather than an escape, and sees music as a catalyst for transcendence and creating a world where compassion becomes our greatest strength. Anour's music will resonate with anyone interested in our shared humanity.