25K Followers, 2,516 Following, 79 Posts - DJ Haram (@djharam) on Instagram: "🏴🎀 producer/dj @hyperdubrecords @700bliss 🧿 @thelotradio resident 💿 💌 no dms - email linked below / booking: @swampbooking @kissofdeath.nyc"

DJ Haram – live from Boiler Room x Laylit in New York.Laylit is the esteemed collective platforming Arab & SWANA artists–they hosted a string of DJ sets & li...

DJ Haram is a rap/electronic producer and DJ originally from New Jersey currently based in Brooklyn, NY. Stylistically versatile, Haram is known equally for her bass and club music heavy DJ sets, detail oriented analogue sound design, electronic-folk Middle Eastern production, and abrasive rap collaborations.

DJ Haram (along with Moor Mother) is 1/2 of the noise/rap group 700 BLISS. In spring 2017 Haram composed and original score for the debut tour of Richard Siegal’s Munich-based modern dance company “Ballet of Difference.”

Jun 28, 2018 · We’re talking to DJ Haram, born Zubeyda Muzeyyen, immediately following her workshop at Moogfest in Durham, North Carolina. Focused mostly on bridging the realms of the DIY and professional, the loose conversational tone of the workshop drifted toward community building and making room for the underrepresented, which wasn’t a surprise.

Dec 1, 2023 · Handplay is DJ Haram's first solo record on Hyperdub since her 2019 label debut, Grace. While both records are suited for adventurous dance floors, Handplay offers a lyrical glimpse of Haram as a lover, daughter and comrade.

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dj haram. Brooklyn, New York. Multidisciplinary Propagandist booking: US: [email protected] Everywhere else: [email protected].

Jul 2, 2019 · Although DJ Haram remembers Arabic pop of the ’80s and ’90s filtering through her home and live folk musicians at extended family weddings, she didn’t try her own hand at music—other than a short-lived stint drumming in high school band—until 2012 when she became a part of Philly’s DIY scene.