Ziúr

Two years later, Ziúr branched out even further, using escapist medieval imagery and an ensemble of electronic and acoustic instrumentation to elevate 'Antifate', and collaborating with Empyset's James Ginzburg on the cybernetic pop experiment 'Myxomy'. But it wasn't until 2023's breathtaking 'Eyeroll', released on Uganda's Hakuna Kulala label, that the scope of Ziúr's vision was opened up to its fullest. Here, Ziúr laid down a new musical framework that reconciled her punk roots with her passion for forward-thinking abstraction. And she followed it up in 2025 with her most personal album to date, 'Home', where she finally faced up to her roots, singing in German for the first time and bringing in collaborators Elvin Brandhi, Sara Persico, Martina Bertoni, James Ó Ceallaigh and Iceboy Violet.

Unsurprisingly, Ziúr's live performances are renowned for their similarly limitless energy. She's performed across the world in some of the most prestigious venues, such as New York City's Whitney Museum, Paris's Lafayette Anticipations, Berlin's Hamburger Banhof, Beijing's Zhao Dai, London's Somerset House and Berlin's Volksbühne. And Ziúr is a mainstay on the global festival circuit, having appeared at the Venice Biennale, Unsound, Rewire, CTM, Atonal, LEV, MUTEK, Borealis, Lost, Soft Center and Hyperreality. Her sets are just as unpredictable as her productions; often seen alongside video artist Sander Houtkruijer and choreographer Kianí Del Valle, she interjects the music with humanistic asides, regularly inviting her litany of musical collaborators to share the stage. And as a DJ, Ziúr maintains her poise, virtuosically using her CDJs like instruments not just to play tracks, but to chop, loop and distort them until they bend to her will.

Currently, Ziúr is juggling numerous projects, continuing an ongoing collaboration with Lebanese contemporary artist and composer Tarek Atoui that's already been exhibited at Museo Thyssan Bornemisza in Madrid. And she is also about to release her first album as Zentrales System alongside Modeselektor's Sebastian Szary. She recently debuted her newest project, a proper band with Canzonieri and LABOUR's Colin Hacklander, at Atonal and Unsound's The Infinite Now festival. And before the end of 2026, Ziúr will release her score for 'De Brujas Y Fantasmas', a collaboration with choreographer and performer Kianí del Valle. In 2027, her first film score, for writer-director Caviar Jiang's debut feature 'GRÆ Compound', will be released. Constantly evolving and eagerly surveying the world's shifting cultural topology, Ziúr's forward motion is her greatest strength.