Nour Harkati

Nour Harkati Blends the Traditional and Modern in His Original Songs, In-Studio

Soundcheck | Dec 12, 2024

Nour Harkati is a Tunisian musician and songwriter, now based here in New York City. His new album, Moulena, has just come out and it represents Harkati’s musical journey from North Africa to the US, featuring rhythms and instruments from traditional North African music blended with elements of Western pop and rock. The ancient Guembri used in trance music, combines with the gritty and modern sounds of guitar, electronics and drums, as Harkati and his band play in-studio.

Set list: 1. Rahmen 2. Sidi 3. DWE

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