The "Beirut Incognito" series focuses on 'underground' bands from Beirut, and presents an overview of the 'young' Lebanese musical scene, one that looks far beyond geographical and stylistic boundaries, and succeeds on numerous occasions in creating an impressive bridge between East and West, while remaining faithful to both.
While remaining faithful, to some extent, to the British rock bands of the Seventies (King Crimson, Pink Floyd, Genesis, et al), April Ash have developed their own, distinctive sound, thus adding a mo
Not content with his regular duties as singer/songwriter and guitar player with famed local rock band Scrambled Eggs, Charbel Haber branches out on his own for this, his first solo outing under his ow
Friande de Gainsbourg, Air, Vincent Delerm, Jack Johnson et autres, Miah compose certaines de ses chansons, en français ou en anglais, écrit certains de ses textes, en interprète d’autres.
’34 Days’ is a set of 6 electro-ambient tracks by Jawad Nawfal, featuring minimal beats, ominous vocal samples, and a rich tapestry of interlocking, layered sounds.
Munma return to the studio in 2007 to deliver the 2nd volume of what is rumored to be a trilogy, whose themes hover around the Lebanese-Israeli war of July 2006.
Rayess Bek, aka Wael Kodeih, single-handedly created the Lebanese Rap scene in the 90's with his band Aks’ser (in Arabic, their name means "to go against traffic", or "against the flow").
In July 2006, as another edition of the Lebanese-Israeli war raged around them, Lebanese rockers Scrambled Eggs went into the studio to mark down on record their most abrasive and violent set yet.
