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Laffeh band فرقة لفة - Shubbak (شباك) | Delia X Palestine Music Space Sessions

Delia X Palestine Music Space Sessions present Laffeh Band Live at the Palestine Music Space, Hosh Zaibaq, Ramallah – Palestine Band page: Laffeh band:   / laffeh.band   Video credits: Jeries Babish – Director and editor Mohammed Dosouqi – Director of photography Rober Handal – Camera operator Raafat Abu Ein – Drone and camera operator Suha Husein – Producer Nour Abu Kamal – Colorist Naseem Rimawi – Artistic director (bands performance) and audio quality control Darine Lama – Still photography and behind the scenes Mohamed Ben Abderrahmane – Translation and subtitles Mahmoud Jarrar – Design Majd Hajjaj - Production manager Laffeh band فرقة لفة - Shubbak (شباك) Musicians: Yazan Najjar – Lead singer and guitarist Jennelle Tannous – Synth player and backing vocals Ghassan – Lead guitarist and backing vocals Nadeem Alfar – Bass guitarist and backing vocals Bazzar - Drummer Song Credits: Sound recording: Ehab Haniyah and Naseem Rimawi Mix and master: Ehab Haniyah Lyrics and music composition: Yazan Najjar Music arrangement: Naseem Rimawi, Ahmed Eid and the band Band mentorship: Naseem Rimawi and Ahmed Eid Production management: Majd Hajjaj Release management: Lorena Junghans Released via KINDA About the Palestine Music Space: The Palestine Music Space (PalMS) offers space and resources for young musicians and producers, nurturing creativity and collaboration in different contemporary music genres including in pop, rock, jazz and alternative music. Through band formation, coaching, workshops, and concerts, the space uses community-led grassroots education and a systemic approach to co-create Palestine's music scene. https://palestinemusicspace.com/   / thepalestinemusi.  . @thepalestinemusicspace About the location Hosh Al Zaibaq: A Historic Rural Courthouse in Ramallah Dating back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Hosh Al Zaibaq is a significant historical site in Ramallah Old City. As documented in the book Ramallah: History and Architecture, by the Riwaq Conservation Center and the Institute for Palestine Studies (IPS), the structure belonged to the Zaibaq family, a long-established local family whose life centered around agriculture and livestock. The Hosh was built in stages: it started with its oldest part: two attached rural houses, each with a traditional two-level layout: Al-Qaa' (القاع) on the ground floor, which housed livestock, and Al-Rawiyah (الراوية) on the upper floor, where the family lived. It later expanded organically over time to accommodate the family’s evolving needs. Constructed from native Ramallah stone with a distinctive reddish tint, the Hosh reflects sustainable building practices rooted in local materials. Today: A Living Space of Culture and Expression Hosh Al Zaibaq continues to bring people together as a space filled with creativity, music, and shared memory. This special edition of the Delia X Palestine Music Space Session videos beautifully captures the site's most remarkable architectural features and the unique feeling of its open courtyards. Musicians from the Palestine Music Space reflect on how the atmosphere of the Hosh inspires their sound and grounds their work in a deep sense of belonging. Make sure to check out their insights in the interviews at the end of the videos. They offer a heartfelt glimpse into how this historic space continues to shape new creative journeys. Special thanks to: Arch. Yousef Taha from Riwaq - centre for architectural conservation‎ and to the Ramallah Municipality. About the Delia Sessions: The Delia Sessions, produced by the Delia Arts Foundation, is an audiovisual series of short live music performances featuring artists in under-served communities where the Delia Arts Foundation is active such as in Palestine, DR Congo, Tunisia, Algeria, and Egypt. The goal of the Delia Sessions is to introduce talented artists and beautiful music from these regions to a new global audience. Watch all previous Delia Sessions here:    • Delia Sessions   This work is part of the "Mishkal" Performing Arts grant, funded by the European Union and implemented by the British Council in partnership with the Goethe-Institut. Lyrics in the first comment #Palestine #thepalestinemusicspace #DeliaSessions #deliaartsfoundation #mishkal