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YASMINE HAMDAN: Lebanese Electronic Pop Concert.

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Yasmine Hamdan is a trailblazer of Beirut's underground music scene, rising to prominence in the early 2000s as one half of the electro trip-hop duo Soap Kills. She broke through to French audiences with her self-titled debut solo album in 2012, and gained wider international recognition through her performance of 'Hal' in Jim Jarmusch's 2014 film Only Lovers Left Alive. Her music weaves together Arabic dialects and sonic textures, drawing on classical forms such as the muwashshah and the tarweedeh — an encrypted verse tradition historically used by Palestinian women — and recasting them within a modern, resistant framework. Her work is shaped by the enduring upheavals of her homeland, balancing anguish, fury and poetic militancy. In 2025, Hamdan released her third solo album, described as a haunting and emotionally overwhelming immersion inspired by the chaos of the contemporary world. For this concert, she is joined by Cédric Le Roux on guitar, Cong-Minh Pham on keyboards, and Raphaël Séguinier on drums.

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Yasmine Hamdan

Yasmine Hamdan is a Lebanese singer and actress known for her debut solo album 'Ya Nass' (2013) and her appearance in Jim Jarmusch's film 'Only Lovers Left Alive.' She is celebrated for blending traditional Arabic music with contemporary sounds.

Cédric Le Roux

Cédric Le Roux is a creative artist whose work fits naturally with the atmosphere of Yasmine Hamdan's Lebanese electronic pop concert. Visitors can expect a night of haunting vocals, Arabic-infused beats and atmospheric soundscapes, an immersive cultural experience for adventurous music lovers.

Cong-Minh Pham

Cong-Minh Pham brings a distinctive creative eye to the evening of Yasmine Hamdan's Lebanese electronic pop concert. Visitors can expect a immersive night where haunting Arabic vocals meet pulsing synths, an ideal cultural highlight for travelers seeking contemporary Middle Eastern artistry.

Raphaël Séguinier

Raphaël Séguinier is a creative artist linked to Yasmine Hamdan's Lebanese electronic pop concert. Visitors can expect an atmospheric evening where Arabic-language vocals meet modern electronic textures, a memorable cultural highlight for adventurous music lovers. Check local listings for dates.