Name: The Death Of Strangers by faditabbal in Ambient for Aggressive Accounting
Duration: 4 min 4 s
Description: Part of the "Haneen" exhibition at Beit Beirut.

Ambient for Aggressive Accounting

Inspired by Abraham Lincoln speech on November 19, 1863, this original song by Jammit the Band embodies one of the greatest words spoken to mankind about liberty and freedom, bringing to the present day a light of social and individual justice, safety and liberty. Even if written more than 
Two Hundred years ago, chanting the speech was an amazing experience from the first moments. Thus a great melody, incorruptible, undefiled, and that fadeth not away is set for such great words. 
JAMMIT THE BAND, a sincere musical vibe of World Music, Reggae, and Ska. An Oriental, Mediterranean soul, influenced by the African-Jamaican and Blues rhythms.
CHANTING: 
TEN SCORE AND SEVEN YEARS AGO, OUR FATHERS BROUGHT FORTH UPON THIS CONTINENT A NEW NATION					
SO CONCEIVED, AND DEDICATED TO THE PROPOSITION THAT ALL MEN ARE CREATED EQUALLY, FOR ETERNITY.
NOW WE ARE ENGAGED IN A GREAT WAR, TESTING WHETHER THIS NATION OR ANY OTHER NATION SO CONCEIVED CAN LONG ENDURE.
We conclude this beautiful chant, with the great words of David Hinds (from Steel Pulse), which says:
“Tomorrow is what we’re on about, Tomorrow is what we’re on about............................................. not Yesterday”
Music composed by Jammit the Band. Rany Mikhael vocals and guitar. Pascal Sarkis Bass, Hassib Dergham keyboard, Jihad Said drums and percussion. Recorded, engineered and mixed by Fadi Tabbal at Tunefork Studios, Beirut, LB. Produced by Jammit The Band and Fadi Tabbal. Mastered by LOPAZZ at Mixmastering, Heidelberg, DE.

REGGAE FOR LINCOLN - SINGLE

first concert in Beirut after 3 years theater studies in Barcelona where i came up with that solo. Discovering that first repertoire reconnecting with city friends.
youtube: DAN SIN LIVE BEIRUT
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5 years later: BALABEUZ

seven bottles

While we’re recording our new album, we thought we’d release a little something ahead of time for you all to enjoy. 

Credits:
Written, performed and arranged by Postcards. Produced, recorded and mixed by Fadi Tabbal, Tunefork Studios (Beirut). Mastered by Lopazz Mixmastering (Berlin).

Photo: Cyrille Karam

Lyrics:
Lost, discolored photographs
Of strangers, fancy cocktails in their hands
Their cigarettes had no effect back then
 
Take the train down to the seaside
Feel your skin slowly roasting in the sun
Before the war turns everything to hell
 
Let’s go back to the golden ages
The treasured past where nothing changes
The idealised view of a simpler way of life
That never was and never will be ours
 
Smiling brides or swallowed pride(s)
Funny how the mind sees only what it wants to see
And everyone looks better off in black and white
They all seem better off in black and white
 
Oh let’s go back to the golden ages
The treasured past where nothing changes
The idealised view of a simpler way of life
Where we could feel more real
 
Lost discolored photographs
Funny how the city looked so much more inviting then
Sometimes I wonder if we’ll ever get it back
I wonder will we ever get it back

Black and White (Demo Version)

one loop of piano being played by two tape decks. 
the piano was recorded while visual artist + fellow rauschenberg resident wardell milan can be heard arranging papers in the background. 
audio captured via the built in speakers of the tape decks.

170211 - Dual Deck Piano Loop (RRR)

From the Glitches and Drones 2013-2016 album

Glitches and Drones 2013-2016

Mothers Make Murders

Demo version from the upcoming album:

I'll make it up to you with ink and wounds and scars
I'll make it up to you with earthly pleasures
I'll make it up to you with an unexpected smile
I'll make it up to you with hidden treasures
When we sing along
When we come undone
Now we head to the sun
Now we burn like scum
I'll make it up to you with a hiss with piss with eternal bliss
I'll make it up to you with a kiss and poisoned feathers and cursed summers and stormy weather

I'll make it up to you (Demo Version)

A very close friend of mine needed/requested music she could sleep on.

All music was made in one take with no cuts and no overdubbs on electric guitar.

Music for Sleeping Masks

From our upcoming album 'Chance Meetings', recorded at Auber Mansion.

Été 91

Track 10 from our upcoming album 'Chance Meetings', recorded at Auber Mansion.
Drums by Pascal Semerdjian.

Turn your tricks into schemes
Hold the flood to the shore
Clean your wounds in the sea
Switch your mind to my feed
Hold that thought for me 
Words don't grow on trees 
It seems it all disappears 
Castles of concrete fall eventually 
Nightmares hang on dreams
Keep me up till the dawn we were never teens
Nightmares hang on dreams
Keep me up till the dawn we're forever teens

It seems it all disappears

For Zen

Music For Airport Security

February Fifth Two Thousand and Eighteen

Part of the "Haneen" exhibition at Beit Beirut.

The Death Of Strangers

This is a recording of the background noise of the US lab on the International Space Station, recorded by Commander Chris Hadfield.

This is what normal life sounds like in space.

Find out more:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Cmdr_Hadfield

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/AstronautChrisHadfield?fref=ts

Ambient noise of the International Space Station

Music/noise/sound producer. I also drink coffee and beer.

Lebanese musician, producer, and sound engineer Fadi Tabbal’s work consists of guitar pieces ranging from stripped acoustics to ambient and electronic-inspired treatments, as well as processed tape loops. He has released 4 solo albums since 2013, with his 5th Subject to Potential Errors and Distortions due for release on October 23rd via Beacon Sound and Ruptured.

Tabbal is a full-time member of several Lebanese bands: psychedelic pop band The Incompetents, punk band Scrambled Eggs, electronic duo Stress/Distress, and was previously part of pop group Safar, indie rock outfit Interbellum, and singer-songwriter Youmna Saba's project. His newest project The Bunny Tylers (with Charbel Haber) veers between drone, electronics, post-rock and noise rock. He has also collaborated with some of the most renowned Lebanese and international acts in today’s contemporary alternative and oriental music scenes.

In addition to handling engineering and production tasks at Tunefork Studios which he founded in 2006, Tabbal is a specialist in sound design and conception. He has worked on a variety of projects, including sound and music installations for museums, theatre, and film. He has been the technical director of Irtijal, the region’s leading experimental music festival, since 2011, and has been teaching sound at the Académie Libanaise Des Beaux-Arts since 2012.

The Death Of Strangers

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