Majd Sukar is a Syrian-Canadian clarinetist, saxophonist, composer, and educator celebrated for his innovative fusion of Middle Eastern folk and classical traditions with jazz. A prominent figure in Toronto’s music scene, he has performed with renowned Canadian artists such as Robi Botos and Rich Brown and collaborated with top bands like Sultans of String and Moneka Arabic Jazz. Sukar is a highly sought-after soloist in the Arabic, Turkish, and Persian music scenes, performing with esteemed organizations such as the Aga Khan Museum and the Canadian Arabic Orchestra. He has shared stages with legends such as Jorge Pardo, Antonio Serrano, and Adam Rudolph, touring extensively across Canada and internationally. Founder of Sham Blues, Sukar brings Middle Eastern music into contemporary contexts, earning accolades such as the RBC Newcomer Arts Award. His influence was immortalized with the Jabrin Clarinets “MS” model, honoring his contributions to global music.