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E M E L
E M E L is a Lebanese band that started in 2015 with four members: Elie Moubarak on vocals and guitar, Marc Masri on guitar and vocals, Elie Frem on bass and...
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E M E L is a Lebanese band that started in 2015 with four members: Elie Moubarak on vocals and guitar, Marc Masri on guitar and vocals, Elie Frem on bass and vocals, and Michel Bechara on drums. They put out their first song, 'Ma Lkit,' in 2017, a ballad that got some attention locally and later became one of their better-known tracks.
Their music mixes Lebanese melodic traditions with more contemporary arrangements, which drew some criticism from listeners who preferred a purer sound. They kept at it, though, releasing 'Aarraf' in 2019 and 'Waraq' in 2021. The band has played festivals like the Byblos International Festival in Lebanon.
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