Gharam Electric, an innovative project hailing from Beirut, Lebanon, founded by Wassim Bou Malham, a prominent figure in the Lebanese indie scene known for his involvement with Who Killed Bruce Lee and as a co-founder of “Factory People,” the entity behind two iconic clubs in the Middle Eastern scene. Gharam Electric represents a departure from traditional Arabic music, embracing a contemporary, authentic, and futuristic sound that appeals to diverse audiences. With a fusion of funk, jazz, electronic, hip-hop, and R&B, combined with emotive Arabic lyrics, Gharam Electric's debut album redefines the genre while maintaining its cultural roots.

"Ya Boy," an EP by Gharam Electric, signifies a pivotal moment in Arabic music, showcasing a decade of artistic progression by merging Arabic music with contemporary club rhythms. Featuring remixes by El Waili, Vinyl Mode, Rolbac and Yet More, the EP boldly presents a fresh perspective on the fusion of Arabic and club music, poised to resonate both locally and internationally, already gaining recognition in sets by renowned DJs Âme and Dixon.

GHARAM ELECTRIC RELEASES "YA BOY"