Songs from the Aftermath

by Marc Codsi

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1.	The Entrance (Invocation III) 04:58	buy track
2.	The Dance 02:37	buy track
3.	The Saviors 03:21	buy track
4.	The Escape 06:10	buy track
5.	The Entity 05:07	buy track
6.	The Wait 03:30	buy track
7.	The Day Before 04:43	buy track
8.	The Exit (Arabesque IV) 04:30	buy track

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Introducing Marc Codsi’s new Arabic infused synth oriented album, ‘Songs from the Aftermath.

Lebanese musician and composer Marc Codsi has released numerous albums with various projects such as Scrambled Eggs, Lumi, Zalfa and many others whilst maintaining a very active career as a solo artist and film composer. ‘Songs from the Aftermath’ is his 5th album and presented as a natural continuation to his 2019 opus work, ‘A New World’ (Annihaya Records).

Codsi continues his personal exploration of Arabic music codes, mainly investigating quarter tones scales in an fully electronic environment in order to create new harmonies and textures that still convey a feeling of familiarity whilst keeping a certain aura of strangeness and mystery.

The album was recorded between during 2021 and 2022 and the music eventually comes as a very personal quest for transcendence. A sort of speculative answer to the world’s ongoing absurdity and what seems to be an incessant array of conflicts, disasters and tragedies.

From these dark alleys may we still arise to proclaim a sense of beauty, poetry and elevation!

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released April 7, 2023

All tracks recorded and mixed by Marc Codsi, Paris 2021 – 2022

Mastered & Cut by Anne Taegert, D&M, Berlin

Artwork by Jonah Attalla at Studio Safar.

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Marc Codsi Beirut, Lebanon

Marc Codsi is a Lebanese composer, guitarist and multi-instrumentalist. He was a member of emblematic Lebanese rock band Scrambled Eggs for many years, before focusing his attention on electronic rock duo Lumi and his own solo activities. He currently pursues his career as a musician and performer in solo and with Lumi, and Zalfa, and works as a record producer and film composer. ... more

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