Noor

On October 8, 2026, at Lieu Chéri in Bordeaux, Noor presents on stage the world of 1900 jours, her debut album. A Franco-Lebanese songwriter, composer and producer, she moves forward unvarnished, with songs that treat love as a way of staying alive. 1900 jours is not a breakup record but an exploration of the capacity to love. The eleven tracks sketch a sensitive, pared-down pop, blending cinematic melancholy with understated electronics, where the pulse supports without imposing. Her voice, alternately deep and clear, sometimes almost whispered, creates an immediate intimacy with the lyrics.

In her touchstones one hears both the tradition of chanson and more contemporary textures, somewhere between Brel, Piaf or Barbara and the atmospheres of Lana Del Rey, Joji or Bon Iver. True to what shaped her ear, Noor doesn’t chase effects; she clarifies. She reveals the beauty of what was already there, in the background, and lets the arrangements serve the emotional line. Noor—whose name means “light” in Arabic—makes the intention clear: to illuminate without dazzling, with forthright writing and a restrained pop that goes straight to the heart.