Driven by a relentless appetite for boundless experimentation, Ziúr has been subverting  expectations since she was a teenager, corkscrewing through hardcore, metal and punk before  veering towards electronic music's turbulent fringes. She produces just like she DJs, gathering a  wide variety of ingredients and figuring out the most intriguing, unexpected ways to simmer them  into a coherent narrative that helps listeners synchronize the conflicting messages that surround  them. Genre isn't a fixed point for Ziúr, but a color in a vast palette that stretches across history  and borders, helping illustrate music that's powerfully subversive - a vivid crack of light in a dim,  lifeless cultural landscape. It's easy to see why Pitchfork labelled her "a master storyteller" in  2019. 

Currently, Ziúr is working with Lebanese contemporary artist and composer Tarek Atoui on a  series of projects that have included contributions from legendary percussionist Susie Ibarra and  versatile multi-instrumentalist Nancy Mounir. And she's sharpening her engineering and  production skills, having worked with Vietnamese collective Rắn Cạp Đuôi on their debut album  'Ngủ Ngày Ngay Ngày Tận Thế', and with Mexican-American producer Debit on her forthcoming  album. Constantly evolving and eagerly surveying the world's shifting cultural topology, Ziúr's  forward motion is her greatest strength.