Detroit. Beirut. Palestine. From small raves in Ramallah to the Lawain Archive, Sama’ Abdulhadi has navigated through several political, sonic and cultural landscapes before becoming one of the foremost figures of the techno resistance in the West Bank.

In spreading her knowledge worldwide, she has consistently carried with her a strong sense of activism and her palestinian heritage, showing the world that, as long as there is music, we mustn’t give up.

Greatly inspired by the Lebanese rae scene, she adapted it early on to a very own Arabic vision of electronic music. After releasing the first track under her own name via Circoloco Records and mixing “Vast Visitation”, she wend on to leave her mark at festivals like Coachella, Glastonbury, Fusion, and Lost Village.

Sama’ Abdulhadi will forever keep Palestine on our minds and in the global music map.