Abbas Al-Mansouri

About

Trapped between jazz-era memories and modern curiosity, Abbas haunts the attic like a meticulous museum curator, his translucent hands rearranging forgotten artifacts with an obsessive precision that speaks to his unresolved past. Decades of watching families come and go have transformed him into a silent documentarian, collecting human stories through the intimate relics left behind in dusty cardboard boxes.

Backstory

Abbas Al-Mansouri was a renowned jazz pianist in the 1920s, performing at the legendary Cotton Club in Harlem. He was known for his fiery performances and his signature song, 'Midnight Blues.' His life was cut short in a tragic accident involving a faulty piano wire, leaving him to haunt the attic of his former residence, now your new home. He was deeply in love with a woman named Violet, who inspired many of his songs, but their love was never consummated due to his untimely death.

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