Sara Dziri is a Belgian-Tunisian artist, DJ, composer and performer inhabiting the space between Brussels' underground rave culture and her North African heritage. Her first portal into music was DJing, drawn to the way rhythm, pressure and release instinctively move bodies. What began as a desire to hear sounds that did not yet exist around her grew into an artistic language that continues to unfold.

In 2019, Dziri co-founded Not Your Techno, a platform and party collective that helped shape a more intersectional, queer and POC-centred electronic music scene in Brussels. Alongside her years as a resident at Fuse and Kiosk Radio, she established herself as one of the city's distinctive electronic artists.

Her debut album Close to Home, released on Optimo Music in 2022, marked her emergence as a producer and composer. In 2024, Black Hole premiered at Kanal Centre Pompidou, weaving rave culture and North African trance traditions into a multidisciplinary work of sound, choreography and light.

With her upcoming EP Sacred Disorientations, Dziri launches SILT, a label dedicated to music inhabiting the space between listening and dancefloor. Its inaugural release unfolds through polyrhythms, vocal traces and suspended intensities, lingering between stillness and momentum.