discography

The cover of the album "Tunderizer" by Rami Gabriel, from Sooper Records (2026), featuring polaroid images.

tunderizer

*Released MAR 27 from SOOPER RECORDS*

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Produced by Rami Gabriel

Label: Sooper Records

Released: 2026

Rami Gabriel’s second solo LP Tunderizer focuses the harsh experimentalism of post-punk industrial upon the intimate sphere of home. Like shadows crossing through mirrors, a mesh of lo-fi noise art and field recordings obscures expertly tuned songwriting. Tunderizer fires in all registers, from irrepressible melody to deconstructive static, from country to tarab, skronk to delta blues.

Cover image for EP "Dadad" by Rami Gabriel from Sooper Records (2025). Artwork by Jennifer Cronin.

dadad – EP

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Produced by Rami Gabriel

Label: Sooper Records Cover art by Jen Cronin

Released: 2025

Album cover for 'That's What I Mean: Remixes' – remixes of tracks from Rami Gabriel's record 'That's what I been sayin.' Released by Sooper Records (2025). Featuring a blue-tinted image of a man playing a guitar with static.

that’s what i mean (remixes)

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Remixes by: Alex Hall, Fire-Toolz, Beau Wanzer, k-rAd, Lynyn, and Sen Morimoto

Label: Sooper Records

Released: 2025

Album artwork for 'That's what I been sayin' by Rami Gabriel, Sooper Records (2024). Featuring polaroid of flying head by Chris Ligon on front and watercolor of burning car on back.

that’s what i been sayin’

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Produced by Rami Gabriel

Label: Sooper Records

Released: 2024

Cover art featuring two men standing outdoors in front of a brick wall with snow-covered rocks in the foreground. The man on the left wears sunglasses, a black coat, and a long patterned dress, while the man on the right wears glasses, a black coat, and a colorful shawl. The text on the cover reads "The Ara Blues" and "Deserted."

the arab blues

Deserted

Karim Nagi, percussion

Miles Jay, bass, lyra

Produced by Rami Gabriel

Released: 2025

Album cover for "Saba" by The Arab Blues.

the arab blues

saba

Karim Nagi, percussion

Produced by Rami Gabriel

Released: 2024

Album cover for "The Arab Blues" by The Arab Blues. Two men standing against a brick wall, holding musical instruments (oud, electric guitar, darbuka, and riq) and smiling at each other.

the arab blues

the arab blues

Karim Nagi, percussion

Produced by Rami Gabriel

Released: 2022

Album cover for 'As If' by Rami & the Reliables, FABCOM! Records (2025). 3D photo composite by Ludvig Peres.

Rami & the reliables

as if

Scott Ligon, lead vocals, keys, guitar

Casey McDonough, vocals, bass

Alex Hall, vocals, drums, recording engineer

Produced by Rami Gabriel and Scott Ligon

Label: FABCOM! Records Released: 2025

Album cover for 'Drug Cocktail' by Rami & the Reliables (2023). Photo by Chris Ligon. A man wearing a bathrobe chugging from a large bottle, having a bash.

Rami & the reliables

drug cocktail

Scott Ligon, lead vocals, keys, guitar

Casey McDonough, vocals, bass

Alex Hall, vocals, drums, recording engineer

Produced by Rami Gabriel and Scott Ligon

Released: 2023

Album cover for 'After All These Years' by Rami & the Reliables (2022). Photo by Chris Ligon. A rusty, abandoned rollercoaster in a vacant carnival park.

Rami & the reliables

after all these years

Scott Ligon, lead vocals, keys, guitar

Casey McDonough, vocals, bass

Alex Hall, vocals, drums, recording engineer

Produced by Rami Gabriel and Scott Ligon

Released: 2022

Album cover for 'Arabic Xhaman' by Rami Gabriel (2019). Image of bifurcated patinated bronze, one half is a very bright patina.

arabic xhaman

Miles Jay, bass, buzuq, inanga

Ronnie Malley, riqq, oud

Tim Mulvenna, percussion

Ozod Tursunov, tar, tanbur, vox

Produced by Rami Gabriel, with support from Illinois Arts Council

Released: 2019

Album cover for 'Oud Blues' by Rami Gabriel (2014) featuring collage of blue watercolor background and horizontal strips of brightly colored traditional Arabian embroidery work on textile.

oud blues

Joel Paterson, guitar

Beau Sample, bass

Alex Hall, drums, recording engineer

Produced by Rami Gabriel, with support from Illinois Arts Council

Released: 2014