Makram Aboul Hosn Beirut, Lebanon
Currently based in Beirut, Lebanon, Makram Aboul Hosn is a frequent performer in the Beirut music scene. You could find him on different stages playing Jazz, Rock, Classical, and Arabic music with different groups all within the same week. He also composes music for his own projects, and writes blogs on music, art and community. ... more
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