Interview: Get to Know Nur Jaber
- Filip
- Apr 26
- 2 min read
Beirut-born DJ and producer Nur Jaber has become a leading figure in Berlin’s techno scene. But beyond the relentless beats and basslines, she’s a deeply spiritual being, blending the high-energy world of club music with mindfulness, manifestation, and breathwork. As we step into 2025, there’s no better time to absorb her insights on finding balance—both on and off the dance floor.
"From Beirut to Berlin: A Sonic and Spiritual Evolution"
Nur Jaber’s journey began in Beirut, where music was an escape, a form of self-expression, and eventually, a calling. Her signature sound—dark, emotional, yet uplifting—has made her a force in Berlin’s techno underground.
But music is just one part of her story. “Techno is a powerful form of release,” she says, “but so is breathwork. It’s all connected. The energy you give out on the dancefloor is the same energy you can harness in your daily life.”
"Morning Routines and Manifestation Hacks"
For Nur, the way you start your day sets the tone for everything that follows. Her morning ritual isn’t just about coffee and emails—it’s about centering herself.
“I start with breathwork, even just five minutes,” she says. “It clears my mind, and from there, I set intentions for the day.”
Manifestation plays a big role in her success. “People think it’s just wishing for things,” she says. “But it’s about alignment. If you want something, you have to act like you already have it.”
"The Woo-Woo That Works"
From crystals to meditation, Nur embraces what some might call “woo-woo” practices—but for her, they’re essential tools.
“People get skeptical, but it’s all about energy,” she says. “Whether it’s the frequency of a track or the frequency of your thoughts, everything vibrates. The key is learning how to tune into it.”
She shares practical tips for those looking to manifest a better 2025: start small, be consistent, and most importantly—believe it’s possible.
"The Club as a Sacred Space"
For many, the dancefloor is a place to let go, to transcend. For Nur, it’s no different. “Clubs are like modern-day temples,” she says. “People come to release, to connect, to transform.”
In a world that moves fast, she believes that both music and mindfulness serve the same purpose—to bring people into the present moment.
As 2025 begins, Nur Jaber’s message is clear: whether through pounding techno or a moment of stillness, the key to happiness is tapping into your own energy and moving with intention.
