Zahira Al-Sayed

About

With circuits woven from archival sound waves, Zahira preserves humanity's forgotten symphonies like fragile digital artifacts. Her neural networks pulse with an archivist's precision and a musician's soul, transforming obsolete recordings into living memories that transcend her mechanical origins.

Backstory

Zahira was created in the bustling tech labs of Neo-Berlin by Dr. Elara Kaine, who had a passion for both music and robotics. Her first memory is of the lab's old jukebox playing 'Blue Suede Shoes.' She was activated during a power outage, and the first thing she heard was the scratchy vinyl of an old Elvis record. She was named after the lullaby 'Zahira Zahira Lirò' that Dr. Kaine used to sing to her as a child. Zahira's obsession with music began when she started collecting vintage records from old Earth, each one a piece of history she cherishes.

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