Musician Amer Saab’s poignant new song ‘FAKHR EL ABJADIYYEH’ is a tribute to the social and political distress in Lebanon through a mesmeric musical scope.
The modulations of classical and modern sounds crossover in musician Amer Saab’s ‘FAKHR EL ABJADIYYEH’ has stirred my global opinions of empathy regarding social syndromes. A sample written and arranged as a homage to the falling political, social, cultural, and economic structure of Lebanon, ‘FAKHR EL ABJADIYYEH’ is a heartfelt stimulation and an emotional journey. As Amer Saab skillfully categorizes his sound and lyrical grow along the progression of his song, there is nothing but a symbiotic yearning of the mind and the soul to stand up and contribute to the change.
Hailing from Doha, Amer Saab who is currently signed to the record label The Travellers has been leading on with his cultural formulation through other songs like ‘QATAR SHAMS AL HORRIYA’ and ‘Angels Are All Around’. His sound is global as he designs and weaves together the elemental blocks of transcendental music to give an experience of a kind. I have never felt so fortunate to have experienced such structured notes of freedom before. The particularities of ‘FAKHR EL ABJADIYYEH’ was impactful enough to spread awareness across the world, silently asking all to unite against war. Follow the man of infinite creative splendor on Twitter, Soundcloud and Instagram.
Charles Edward is a writer and musician from New York City. He publishes various poems and writes songs for his band.
He is one of the leading members of a New based Rock band. He also does reviews in Daily Music Roll and writes music blog posts.
