Joelle Moushati moved to the United States from Lebanon when she was four years old. Still, the Beirut explosion last August had a profound impact on the Denver-based musician as grief reverberated throughout the greater Lebanese community. And after a couple weeks of sitting with the emotion, Moushati, who performs as Tears to Light, sat down at the piano and began to transform some of her feelings into song.
Tears to Light Pays Tribute to Lebanon in “DI/ASPORA” | Westword
From a dream to become a pianist. To a boy arguing with his dad. I told him, “Dad, I am going tomorrow to join the Kataeb”, pay attention, I am only 14 years old, what is he supposed to answer me?My dad answered, he jumped […]
Hamdan has been one of the most important musical figures in the Middle East over recent decades. Named one of eight Leading Lights in Lebanese Culture by CNN, his diversity as an artist and producer first started shaping the discourse of Middle Eastern music in […]
Carole Samaha är en libanesisk sångerska, skådespelerska och artist. Hon har släppt sex studioalbum. Samaha har en magisterexamen i skådespeleri och regi som hon fick från Saint Joseph University i Beirut. Samaha föddes den 25 juli 1972 i Beirut till Antoine Samaha från Khenchara och […]
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