Sarah Khider
Sarah Khider is a Tunisian singer-songwriter from Sousse. Her song "Mermaid Song" came out in 2019 and became her most recognized track. She has released two...
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Sarah Khider is a Tunisian singer-songwriter from Sousse. Her song "Mermaid Song" came out in 2019 and became her most recognized track. She has released two EPs since then: "Siren's Song" in 2020 and "Echoes of the Sea" in 2022.
She performs with a band that includes her brothers Karim and Malek Khider on guitar and bass, along with Aymen Ben Othman on drums and Lina Boujrad on violin. The music draws from both Tunisian traditions and Western influences, creating a sound that's often described as ethereal or haunting.
Her work has faced some criticism for being too experimental, but she has continued with her own approach. The songs tend to explore themes connected to the sea and introspection, with "Mermaid Song" serving as a clear example of that style.
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