A1: Etel (4:12) A2: Kharita (01:57) A3: Baynana (02:53) A4: Mudun (02:32) A5: Haigazian (October 22) (02:10) A6: Burj Al Murr (October 25 To 27) (02:45) B1: Markaz Azraq (December 6) (03:41) B2: Markaz Ahmar (December 6 Suite) (02:53) B3: Al Hisar (December 8) (02:05) B4: Holiday Inn (January To March) (04:48) B5: Holiday Inn (March 21 To 29) (03:33) B6: Al Irth (01:58)
Number of discs:
1
Description:
The dedication on the album says" To the families of victims and disappeared, then and now".
"Marjaa: The Battle of the Hotels" is a captivating LP by Lebanese artist Mayssa Jallad, released through the innovative label Ruptured. This album delves into Beirut's turbulent history during the Lebanese Civil War, focusing on the infamous "Battle of the Hotels." Through haunting melodies and evocative lyrics, Jallad masterfully blends indie folk with Middle Eastern influences to create an immersive sonic experience that resonates deeply with listeners. Her poignant storytelling and unique vocal style have garnered critical acclaim across international music scenes. Mayssa Jallad has previously been recognized for her work as part of bands such as Safar and for her solo projects that explore themes of memory, identity, and urban transformation in Lebanon.
Ruptured is a renowned independent record label based in Beirut, known for championing experimental sounds from Lebanon and beyond. With a commitment to fostering local talent while connecting them to global audiences, Ruptured has become synonymous with quality releases that push musical boundaries.
