Makram takes a bit of space in your psyche. Don’t worry, it’s all in good nature. His lyrics dilute the feeling of longing and earnest love uniformly, and his tracks are a simple translation of feeling. Like it used to be long ago. This is his latest single, Beverly-Live Acoustic. He bares his soul to us.
Born in California but raised in Beirut, Lebanon-his perspective makes his songs interesting. Watching through the keyhole of an immigrant-we see a textural layer of language barriers dissolving within his simple prose. In this track, he sits down for an acoustic track, just the guitar and his voice. The poetics include a lot of shifts within his powerful baritone, yet the inflections highlight the humane premise around the track.
I had listened to Serj Tankian from SOAD on a podcast long ago. The reason I bring this up is the language of thought. The lyrics are so much more interesting because of them being in Makram’s original tongue. Being undeniably multilingual, he has found a common ground for his music to speak another language. Of the heart. Each moment is a different fissure of a separate memory, and Makram does it justice with his single.
Listen to the beautiful rendition here:
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Self professed metalhead, moderately well read. If the music has soul, it's whole to me. The fact that my bio could have ended on a rhyme and doesn't should tell you a lot about my personality.
