DUBAI: On a small street in Beirut, the sound of an oud drifts through the open doors of a small cafe called Orenda. Inside, all eyes turn to Joe Kamel as his melody takes over, replacing the cafe’s buzz with a slower, softer mood.
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A pharmacist by day, Kamel has built a second life through his music — one that reconnects people with something familiar and deeply sentimental.
“My passion was born at a very young age,” Kamel told Arab News.
“I have memories from perhaps the age of five, when I used to sing in a choir. That’s where my journey and love of music and culture began.”
