Nadine Khouri is a singer-songwriter currently based in London.
Her … Read Full Bio ↴Nadine Khouri is a singer-songwriter currently based in London.
Her last EP ‘A Song to the City’ was mixed by Al Weatherhead (Sparklehorse/A Camp) & released in July 2010.
In the past, Khouri has performed in numerous venues across Europe and the U-K (including The Union Chapel, Secret Garden Party, Human Rights Film Festival, and many others…) Longstanding and frequent contributors to her recordings include Ruban Byrne (guitar, vocals) & Brooklyn- based multi-instrumentalists J. Allen and Monica Rodriguez.
Khouri is currently working on a full-length album and a number of musical collaborations, to be announced soon.
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"'A Song to the City' is a powerful, thought-provoking EP from Nadine Khouri, a Lebanese-born singer-songwriter who regales the listener with tales of travel and heartbreak. A music born of displacement and perennial outsider-status, Khouri's effortlessly powerful voice curls around the music, which at times can go from a skeletal finger-picked guitar swooping up to loop-based experimentalism. The themes are of traveling and the love-loss casualties along the road, and the songwriting here tells of a spirit at home on the road to the perfect song." - Rough Trade
“A gravely, female voice sings modern, alternative torch-songs and the atmosphere is so mesmerizing, so fascinating you wish this late night moment would last forever.” – Cracked Reviews
“The standout is ‘Blue of Princes’. This starts with a banjo sounding like it is played in a souk, half spoken until there is a moment worthy of Mazzy Star in their heyday when you realise the acoustic lilt you had been chilling to has slowly dropped off a cliff.” – God is in the TV
“Nadine Khouri has always had the ability to make quietness and subtlety sound huge and mean more than it possibly could… The overwhelming breathless cool of Nadine’s voice is something that you cannot go without hearing.” – The 405
“She simultaneously creates music which sounds both timeless and fresh. Deeply authentic and heartfelt, new single Rouge is mesmerising, captivating and utterly addictive.” – The Girls Are
“The beautiful use of percussion in Khouri’s latest perfectly accompanies the singer’s spoken word track creating a chilled ambience. Worth a listen if only for the lyrical brilliance ‘Rouge’ offers.” – Musicfix
“She really is a whispering assassin. This track, Rouge, lifted from the ‘A Song to the City’ is all brooding malevolence – brings to mind ‘Dry’ era PJ Harvey.” – Tasty Fanzine
“A deceptively serene Patti Smith staking claim to an early morning cityscape.” – Unpeeled
“A voice that can slide from velvet to gravel in a measure’s time… Mesmerizing.” – Ramsay Short, Daily Star
“Journeys of exquisite, ghostly, brilliance. An artist who is not happy merely to possess a beautiful voice, but also to take you somewhere with it.” – Club Ugly
“Intimate and intoxicating voice.” – Alt Sounds
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For more info, please join the official mailing list at: http://www.nadinekhouri.com/contact
or the Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Nadine-Khouri/235595426253
Her … Read Full Bio ↴Nadine Khouri is a singer-songwriter currently based in London.
Her last EP ‘A Song to the City’ was mixed by Al Weatherhead (Sparklehorse/A Camp) & released in July 2010.
In the past, Khouri has performed in numerous venues across Europe and the U-K (including The Union Chapel, Secret Garden Party, Human Rights Film Festival, and many others…) Longstanding and frequent contributors to her recordings include Ruban Byrne (guitar, vocals) & Brooklyn- based multi-instrumentalists J. Allen and Monica Rodriguez.
Khouri is currently working on a full-length album and a number of musical collaborations, to be announced soon.
+++ Select Press +++
"'A Song to the City' is a powerful, thought-provoking EP from Nadine Khouri, a Lebanese-born singer-songwriter who regales the listener with tales of travel and heartbreak. A music born of displacement and perennial outsider-status, Khouri's effortlessly powerful voice curls around the music, which at times can go from a skeletal finger-picked guitar swooping up to loop-based experimentalism. The themes are of traveling and the love-loss casualties along the road, and the songwriting here tells of a spirit at home on the road to the perfect song." - Rough Trade
“A gravely, female voice sings modern, alternative torch-songs and the atmosphere is so mesmerizing, so fascinating you wish this late night moment would last forever.” – Cracked Reviews
“The standout is ‘Blue of Princes’. This starts with a banjo sounding like it is played in a souk, half spoken until there is a moment worthy of Mazzy Star in their heyday when you realise the acoustic lilt you had been chilling to has slowly dropped off a cliff.” – God is in the TV
“Nadine Khouri has always had the ability to make quietness and subtlety sound huge and mean more than it possibly could… The overwhelming breathless cool of Nadine’s voice is something that you cannot go without hearing.” – The 405
“She simultaneously creates music which sounds both timeless and fresh. Deeply authentic and heartfelt, new single Rouge is mesmerising, captivating and utterly addictive.” – The Girls Are
“The beautiful use of percussion in Khouri’s latest perfectly accompanies the singer’s spoken word track creating a chilled ambience. Worth a listen if only for the lyrical brilliance ‘Rouge’ offers.” – Musicfix
“She really is a whispering assassin. This track, Rouge, lifted from the ‘A Song to the City’ is all brooding malevolence – brings to mind ‘Dry’ era PJ Harvey.” – Tasty Fanzine
“A deceptively serene Patti Smith staking claim to an early morning cityscape.” – Unpeeled
“A voice that can slide from velvet to gravel in a measure’s time… Mesmerizing.” – Ramsay Short, Daily Star
“Journeys of exquisite, ghostly, brilliance. An artist who is not happy merely to possess a beautiful voice, but also to take you somewhere with it.” – Club Ugly
“Intimate and intoxicating voice.” – Alt Sounds
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For more info, please join the official mailing list at: http://www.nadinekhouri.com/contact
or the Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Nadine-Khouri/235595426253
Midnight Prayer
Nadine Khouri Lyrics
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Bad Cash Quartet There's a prayer covering the silence In my room No…
Jimmy White Time, trains passing by, in the blink of an eye I'm…
Terese Fredenwall I just want to know why nothing happens I can't understand t…
Thirty Seconds to Mars Feels like the walls are closing in Feels like beginning of…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Nadine Khouri:
Another Life A signal from another life I’m holding up tin cans &…
Box of Echoes Walking these streets I don’t know who I am Another life,…
Briefly here So keep running little one Weightless as your name Your lov…
Keep on pushing these walls Carry me into light Out of myself, into this fragrant night …
Lo-fi Moon Stacked tires, burning fires Gardenia and molasses Sucking o…
Number One Boy One boy One special boy One boy to go with To talk with And…
Song of a Caged Bird I woke up in a spell Up with the morning dread Drinking…
The Broken Light The broken light carries me home On your dusty balcony I…
Underground Down my friends My friends come down Walk this way But make …
Vertigo Strike while the iron is hot Pull up the gear-shift and…
Visitations When you come to me The lights are out and I…
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