
Endowed with voice, melody, and word, Tamara Qaddoumi’s artful music offers harmonic vocal layering, galactic synths…
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Endowed with voice, melody, and word, Tamara Qaddoumi’s artful music offers harmonic vocal layering, galactic synths, expressive drums and idiosyncratic guitar riffs, embracing the conflicting dynamics inherent in electronics.
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Une voix, des mélodies et des mots, la musique de Tamara Qaddoumi mêle habilement superposition vocale harmonique, synthés galactiques, batterie expressive et riffs de guitare idiosyncrasique, reflétant la dynamique conflictuelle inhérente à la musique électronique.
Qaddoumi’s hybrid Kuwaiti, Palestinian, Lebanese and Scottish upbringing weaves conscious questions and discoveries around…
ENGLISH
Endowed with voice, melody, and word, Tamara Qaddoumi’s artful music offers harmonic vocal layering, galactic synths, expressive drums and idiosyncratic guitar riffs, embracing the conflicting dynamics inherent in electronics.
Qaddoumi’s hybrid Kuwaiti, Palestinian, Lebanese and Scottish upbringing weaves conscious questions and discoveries around identity and belonging into her repertoire. Traveling through complex melodic arrangements, her lyrics oscillate between desire and observation. Since 2018, she has released two EPs, been featured in Marie Claire, Vogue, and Bazaar, and has regularly graced Lebanon's stages with her tightly-knit band of stellar musicians.
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Une voix, des mélodies et des mots, la musique de Tamara Qaddoumi mêle habilement superposition vocale harmonique, synthés galactiques, batterie expressive et riffs de guitare idiosyncrasique, reflétant la dynamique conflictuelle inhérente à la musique électronique.
Tamara Qaddoumi amalgame ses cultures koweïtienne, palestinienne, libanaise et écossaise et soulève dans son répertoire des questions profondes, des découvertes autour de l'identité et de l'appartenance. Voyageant à travers des arrangements mélodiques complexes, ses textes oscillent entre désir et observation. Depuis 2018, elle a sorti deux albums, a figuré dans Marie Claire, Vogue et Bazaar, et s’est régulièrement produite dans les scènes libanaises avec son groupe de musiciens hors du communs.
Since 2018, she has released two EPs, been featured in Marie Claire, Vogue, and Bazaar, and has regularly graced Lebanon’s stages…
“Under the Knife,” the debut single off Tamara Qaddoumi’s forthcoming EP, Sorry, Signal, explores the universal experience of mortality. Its ethereal vocals, resonating bass, subdued guitars, and slow-train drums create an atmosphere akin to discovering how to breathe underwater. Rather than evading the sensation of drowning, embracing the inevitable with a grace allows life to shimmer with enchantment.
The track seeks to transcend fear of the unknown, yet a current of melancholy remains in the undertow. As the track reaches crescendo, surrender to the profound spectrum of emotion becomes a triumph in itself. What lies ahead is not bound by time—it’s a journey faster than time itself, an exploration of the boundless mysteries beyond.
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Tamara’s upcoming EP Sorry Signal can be seen as a rumination on death. The four track album gives a sleek cold-pop sound rife with emotional articulations, highlighting the complex dynamic between man and machine. Inspired by hospital environments, cold and sterile atmospheres are animated with suggestive guitars, emphatic synths, and heady lyrics. The album processes death and grief through its electronics, synthesizing silver linings and graceful insights to arrive at a certain peace.
Created primarily during lockdown with an intimate set of musicians, the EP’s expressive drums drive the harmonic vocal layering, galactic synths, and idiosyncratic guitar riffs, embracing the glitching dynamics inherent in electronics.
Traveling through complex melodic arrangements, weaving coils of desire and observation, the trip-hop EP Soft Glitch explores the flawed circuits of emotion and creation.