SABRI
SABRI is a breakthrough singer-songwriter known for her compelling storytelling and emotive performances. Raised in a multicultural household by a Moroccan father and an Algerian mother, SABRI fell in love with music at an early age.
Initially exploring music as a hobby, SABRI’s passion solidified by the age of 20, leading her to fully embrace her talent. Her dedication has paid off with notable milestones, including her powerful self-released debut EP, Actually, I Can. One of the EP’s standout tracks, "Lost In You," made a splash by reaching number 14 on the Viral 50 Netherlands chart, while "Something I Know" was named a Topsong on Radio 2 Netherlands and peaked at number 42 on the national radio charts.
SABRI’s eclectic influences span Soul/R&B, Hip-Hop, and Pop, creating a distinctive sound that resonates globally. Her versatile artistry has been recognized with significant accolades, including being named a 3FM Talent in 2019 by the Dutch radio station 3FM. In addition to her solo work, she’s featured on tracks with prominent artists like Olamide and Grammy-nominated Yung Bleu, further showcasing her talent and versatility. She also collaborated with multi-disciplinary artist Full Crate on the 2021 track "Tell Me Why." In 2024, SABRI signed with EMPIRE, marking a new chapter in her career.
With millions of streams and a growing international presence, SABRI is committed to inspiring others through her music, proving that hard work and self-belief can lead to extraordinary success.
DEBUT EP: WHAT I FEEL NOW
SABRI’s debut EP What I Feel Now, released via EMPIRE, introduces a focused and emotionally direct body of work rooted in r&b and soul. Across six tracks, SABRI explores themes of love, identity, self-worth and emotional clarity, pairing candid songwriting with restrained but powerful vocal performances.
The EP includes standout tracks such as Sold Myself For Love, which premiered with a COLORS performance, alongside Make Me Feel, Blocked and Should’ve Cheated. The project marked a key moment in SABRI’s artistic development and supported her growing international profile.
What I Feel Now received press support from Hunger Magazine, Clash, Viper, New Wave, Rolling Stone MENA and BET UK, positioning SABRI as an emerging artist to watch within the contemporary R&B space.