Amar Noorie is an Indian playback and stage singer associated primarily with Punjabi music. She is known for her work in Punjabi folk and popular song traditions, often performing duets and stage shows alongside other established Punjabi artistes. Over the years, she has contributed vocals to a number of Punjabi film soundtracks and audio albums.
| Name | Amar Noorie |
|---|---|
| Profession | Singer |
| Genre | Punjabi folk and popular music |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Language of work | Punjabi |
Amar Noorie emerged from the Punjabi music circuit, a tradition strongly rooted in folk forms such as boliyan, tappe and duet singing. The Punjabi singing landscape in which she works has long been shaped by stage shows, audio cassette releases and, later, film and digital releases, with venues spanning Punjab, the wider Indian diaspora, and overseas tours in the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States.
Noorie has worked as a vocalist on Punjabi audio albums and film songs, performing both as a solo artiste and in duet pairings, which is a long-standing convention in Punjabi popular music. Her output has been distributed through major Punjabi music labels and has featured at live cultural events and televised music programmes.
Her repertoire typically draws on the rhythmic and melodic conventions of Punjabi folk music, including songs structured around bhangra and giddha rhythms, romantic duets, and devotional or wedding-themed numbers commonly performed at social functions across Punjab.
As a female vocalist in the Punjabi music industry, Amar Noorie is part of a generation of singers who have helped sustain the duet and folk-pop tradition in Punjabi entertainment, alongside artistes working in film playback and live stage performance.