In 'Fragile' Tania Saleh voices her worry about a world in peril
The Lebanese author, composer, singer and visual artist gathered in this new album, released July 2*, 10 deeply human songs. On this occasion, L’Orient-Le Jour asked her three questions.
Inspired by her forced departure from Lebanon after the political and financial crises and the Beirut port explosion in August 2020, the artist explores, in "Fragile," questions that trouble many of us. Questions about the future, in a world devastated by war, social and climate crises, and the predominance of machines. Sung in Lebanese Arabic, the 10 songs in this new album are multinational: they were recorded in France and were the result of a remote collaboration with a Norwegian producer.Your main track, “Ghaseel Dmegh” (“Brainwashing”), sounds like a rebirth. Where are you headed now?This song marked the starting point for this project. Its purpose was specifically to open the door to a “brainwashing” through the album. Brainwashing in quotes, because I could never really accomplish it. Turning myself into someone totally...
Inspired by her forced departure from Lebanon after the political and financial crises and the Beirut port explosion in August 2020, the artist explores, in "Fragile," questions that trouble many of us. Questions about the future, in a world devastated by war, social and climate crises, and the predominance of machines. Sung in Lebanese Arabic, the 10 songs in this new album are multinational: they were recorded in France and were the result of a remote collaboration with a Norwegian producer.Your main track, “Ghaseel Dmegh” (“Brainwashing”), sounds like a rebirth. Where are you headed now?This song marked the starting point for this project. Its purpose was specifically to open the door to a “brainwashing” through the album. Brainwashing in quotes, because I could never really accomplish it. Turning myself into...
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