Influenced by post-punk, darkwave, and electronic music, she later evolved her practice toward mechanically driven rhythms, basslines as both melody and structure, atmospheric textures, and vocal performances that drift between yearning and surreal personas, creating a subtle sense of dislocation and play.
Released through Ruptured Records in October 2025, her debut album, For the Waves I Rode / And the Ones That Broke Inside Me, unfolds as a diary written in sound—a meditation on survival, fragility, and the quiet persistence of hope.
Charbel Haber is a Lebanese musician, composer, and artist whose work explores memory, decay, and the unstable afterlives of sound in a region shaped by rupture and continuity. A central figure in Lebanon’s experimental and alternative music scenes since the late 1990s, he has developed a practice that moves across composition, improvisation, film, and performance, weaving together the intimate and the political, the archival and the speculative.
Based between Beirut and Paris, Haber continues to operate at the intersection of experimental music and contemporary art, contributing to a translocal network of artists who have redefined the possibilities of sound in and beyond Lebanon.
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