Nadine Khouri is a singer-songwriter based in London, originally from the United Kingdom. Her work is associated with folk and indie folk, and her songs are built around a strong female vocal style.

Career

Khouri releases and performs as a solo artist. She is known for the EP A Song to the City, which is mixed by Al Weatherhead, who also works with Sparklehorse and A Camp. She has also been working towards a full-length album and a series of musical collaborations.

Performances and collaborations

She has performed at venues and events across Europe and the UK, including the Union Chapel, Secret Garden Party and the Human Rights Film Festival. Regular contributors to her recordings include Ruban Byrne, who provides guitar and vocals, and the Brooklyn-based multi-instrumentalists J. Allen and Monica Rodriguez.

Style and reception

Khouri’s songs are described through themes of travel, heartbreak, displacement and outsider status. Her music ranges from sparse, finger-picked guitar to loop-based experimental textures, and press descriptions highlight her powerful voice, spoken-word passages and atmospheric arrangements. Individual songs mentioned in connection with her work include “Blue of Princes” and “Rouge”.