Rayan Khoury

Tryangle Man is an electronic artist and live performer whose music defies convention by weaving together jazz, ambient, deep house, and visual arts into immersive sonic journeys. A self-described “peace-seeking Space Being,” he produces concept-driven albums that explore discovery, memory, and cosmic connection, transforming sound into a bridge between human experience and universal reflection. His performances are less concerts than voyages — explorations of sound, light, and emotion designed to leave audiences with a sense of wonder and introspection.

His artistic path began with years of formal training. Starting as a classical pianist, he developed a sensitivity to harmony and form. Later, as a jazz drummer, he gained a strong foundation in rhythm and improvisation. These dual influences shaped a versatile musician capable of blending structure with freedom. Pursuing deeper knowledge, he earned a master’s degree in music and later attended the prestigious Berklee College of Music, further refining his skills and artistic direction.

Tryangle Man’s work has earned international recognition, amassing more than half a million streams across digital platforms. His releases have been featured by renowned outlets including the BBC and 5FM Radio, marking him as a voice that resonates across cultures.

Equally significant are his live performances, which combine soundscapes with visual elements for a multisensory experience. He has appeared on stages across Europe and the Middle East, performing at Afrikaburn, Sofar Sounds, Rituel Festival, Madame Loyale, Souq Festival, Fire Club London, Phonox, and many more. Each performance reflects his belief in music as a force for peace, community, and transformation.

For Tryangle Man, music is not only an art form but also a philosophy — an ever-expanding universe where listeners are invited to connect, reflect, and discover themselves.