Mira Lazuli

Mira Lazuli is an Algerian-Québécois sapphic folk artist based in New Orleans.  A classically and jazz-trained multi-instrumentalist, Mira blends French, folk, Mexican, and jazz influences into intimate, emotionally rich songs about queer relationships, healing, and self-discovery. 

With a sound that sits somewhere between the whimsical Americana of Sierra Ferrell, the narrative depth of Gillian Welch, and the roots revival spirit of Rhiannon Giddens, Mira brings a unique mix to contemporary folk music.

As a queer artist of color, they bring a fresh perspective to the folk landscape, creating songs that explore identity, emotional healing, and the complexity of queer relationships with vulnerability and warmth. Their music invites listeners to feel deeply, move freely, and feel more at home in themselves.

Whether performing solo or alongside collaborators, Mira’s music invites listeners to laugh, cry, dance, and reflect. Their work exists at the intersection of storytelling and catharsis which begs not just to be heard, but deeply felt.