Bedouine

About

Bedouine is the stage name of Azniv Korkejian, a singer-songwriter born in Syria to Armenian parents, raised in Saudi Arabia, and now based in Los Angeles. Her music weaves 1960s folk with bossa nova and fingerpicked guitar, earning praise from Pitchfork and Rolling Stone for its intimate vocal style and lyrical depth. Her fourth album, Neon Summer Skin (2026), draws on childhood memories and family history across the Middle East.

273,771

monthly listeners on Spotify

20.8M

streams of 'One of These Days' on Spotify

15.7M

streams of 'That You Are' on Spotify

14.3M

streams of 'Nice and Quiet' on Spotify

What's new

2026-06
Bedouine released her fourth album Neon Summer Skin on June 5, 2026 via Thirty Tigers - a personal album about childhood, family and homeland.
2026-03
The lead single 'Long Way to Fall' from the upcoming album Neon Summer Skin was released in March 2026, and the album was officially announced.
2026
Bedouine toured Europe and North America following the album release with stops in Berlin, London and Paris, among others.
2024
Bedouine contributed to a compilation benefiting wildfire victims in Los Angeles and released the single 'Can You Tell'.
2021-2024
Since Wayside (2021), Bedouine has collaborated with Norah Jones and Hozier and contributed to a tribute album for Margo Guryan.