Something that doesn't have a beginning or an end. 
Infinitely awful and beautiful at the same time.
Imanou

As for now, my music is free to use for both commercial and non-commercial projects, as long as you credit me as the author. If you use it, please share a link to your project—I’d love to check it out!

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Dattera til Hagen, Oslo
Kulturhuset, Oslo
Internasjonalen, Oslo
Bruket, Oslo
Landmark, Bergen
Hjørnet, Bergen
Lokal Bar, Trondheim 
Pstereo, Trondheim
Arena Club, Berlin

FADY ASWAD
A story too good to be true.

Fady Aswad (aka Fady Aswad) is a living legend; an enigma surrounded by intrigue, doused in mystery and occasionally plated in gold. His story has moved mountains, instigated wars, and inspired Chuck Norris himself to slow-clap (but of course, you couldn’t hear his slow-clap because it translated into frequencies you’re too frail to hear).

Hailing from the land of bombshells and bombs, Beirut, Lebanon, Fady Aswad found himself overwhelmed by his gifted capabilities. In an effort to relieve himself of these woes, he began to respond to the divine callings sent to him from the gods.   

He founded Minimal Effort in hopes of saving the nation from the zombie-like followings of David Guetta and Armin van Buuren. Fortunately, he didn’t. Instead he began an underground movement of body movement. Minimal Effort made ground-quaking events out of newborn sounds in techno. That’s right, this resident DJ’s minimal tracks drew in crowds like fat kids drawn to marshmallow birthday cakes. 

In addition, he was one of the collaborators behind the notorious Silver Factory series where a massive (you guessed it) silver factory was transformed into one of Lebanon’s most golden party venues. Both event series helped Aswad play a grand part in inspiring the steady collapse of decent society.

When he’s not organizing and promoting his events as he fights crimes against the mainstream, he goes all Clark Kent on you as he works actual daytime jobs. He manages Beirut’s leading sound company, Seebeck Audio. So he makes sure all those decadent sounds you hear are as pristine as a baby’s bottom. Aswad also works as an A&R at Beirut’s premiere electronic music record label, VL Records, where he dives through the mess of Lebanese talents and weeds out the weeds that glisten. He signs them to the label and is then seen as a neo-Jesus through the eyes of the new talent. 

Oh, and if all that isn’t enough, Fady Aswad doesn’t only find time; he creates time to produce music. He produces music you really wish you’d produced. He likes it dark, melodic, and industrial, like his coffee. Check his tunes out; you’ll like them. If you don’t, you should call up your mother and ask her why she made such a terrible mistake the day you were born. 

RJH

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