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Ramallah
Ramallah formed in 1998 in the Palestinian city that shares their name. The group brought together musicians who wanted to make something from their shared...
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Act Of Faith
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Al-shifa
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Beauty
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Brother Malcolm
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Days Of Revenge
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Drink The Kool-aid
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Heart Full Of Love
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If I Die Today
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Interlude
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Just Walk Away
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Kill A Celebrity
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Oscar Cotton
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Shock And Awe
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Sleep
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The Horror And The Gag
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True Crime
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Ramallah formed in 1998 in the Palestinian city that shares their name. The group brought together musicians who wanted to make something from their shared experiences, using traditional Arabic instruments like the oud and qanun alongside Western melodic approaches. Their early work included songs like 'Ramallah' and 'Heart Full Of Love'.
Farah Siraj handled vocals and often wrote lyrics that touched on love and resilience. The band released their self-titled debut in 2003, followed by albums like 'Alam' in 2008 and 'Collaborations' in 2015. Their music didn't follow a strict genre template, moving between rock and pop elements while keeping the Arabic instrumentation central.
Other core members included Omar al-Abdallah on oud, Rania Khoury on qanun, and Sami Abu Shumays on percussion. Their recordings, such as 'Al-shifa' and 'Days Of Revenge,' carried a direct, unadorned quality that felt grounded in place rather than aimed at crossover appeal.
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