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Kabir Noor

Kabir Noor.

Lounge · Nu-Jazz · Deep HouseDubai, AEDinner-to-late sets for hotel bars and rooftop restaurants.

// Biography

Kabir Noor has held hotel residencies in Dubai since 2016: five nights a week, sunset to midnight, in rooms where the music is meant to be noticed only when it stops. Born in Mumbai, he trained as a sound engineer before he ever played a set, and it shows in his levels. He reads a room by its conversation. Dinner is downtempo, nu-jazz and bossa; when the tables turn into a bar he moves into deep house and soulful edits, without anyone seeing the moment it happened. At weekends he plays with a saxophonist. He also programmes the daytime music for lobbies and spas, and keeps a library of 9,000 tracks tagged by tempo, mood and how loud they can go.

// Press

“Covers went up the night he started, and the complaints about volume went to zero.”

“We asked for background music. We got the reason people stay for a second drink.”

// Technical setup

Venue provides

  • · Venue sound system
  • · Booth or table with power
  • · 2x CDJ + mixer if available

Artist brings

  • · Controller + laptop (with backup)
  • · Own headphones
  • · dB meter
  • · Wireless clip mic for saxophone
Power2x sockets at the booth
Setup20 min
Monitor1x booth monitor, low level

Volume follows the room: a dB meter sits on the booth and the agreed ceiling is respected. Dress code matched to the venue. Saxophone needs one wireless clip mic.

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