Upright bass - Henrik Sandstad Dalen 
Vocals - Thea Emilie Wang
Piano - Martin Gjerde 
Drums - Kenneth Enes Kristoffersen

contact: lillebalkong@gmail.com

Your Daily Reminder That The World Is Scarred.

When your everyday carries the blues, you brighten it up with a little bit of jazz. 
That's life in Beirut, so sing along!

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Performer of voice, movement, intermedias, somatics, sounds and poetry.

Born in 1982 in Beirut, Marc-Ernest Diab is a self-taught artist. Drawn to the piano at the age of 3, Marc Ernest, perfected his music, and acquired a vast experience performing in Lebanon and abroad.

A student of the Lebanese Higher National Conservatory, found himself passionate for a new instrument called the bassoon, which led him to major in it for six years with Sebouh Tekian, a member of Lebanese National Symphony Orchestra. He was also a student of the late and renowned composer Mr. Boghos Gelalian (1927-2011) in piano, music theory, harmony and counterpoint perfecting thus his knowledge and technique.

He majored in Musicology at Holy-Spirit University in Kaslik (USEK) and graduated in 2013, he is a keen adapt of jazz and regularly performs in various venues in Beirut. Autodidact he learned the basics of jazz and other music idioms and their application on the piano on his own, and since then he has been a major contributor to the Lebanese Jazz and music scene.

Puppets of Babylon is an experimental and collaborative project created by musician and anthropologist Omar Dewachi, which draws inspiration from intersections and soundscapes of eastern a western traditions and genres of electronic music, past and present.  

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