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Explore the official media page of Rami Gabriel featuring music videos, live performance footage, interviews, press features, photography, behind-the-scenes content, and multimedia releases. Known for blending experimental rock, Arabic fusion, post-punk, blues, jazz, and psychedelic influences, Rami Gabriel creates visually immersive artistic experiences that complement his genre-defying sound. Discover the latest media appearances, visual projects, promotional content, and creative collaborations from one of Chicago’s most unique independent musicians.

“Waiting for the Drugs” / TUNDERIZER by Rami Gabriel

Sooper Records, 2026

“Majesty and Misery” / TUNDERIZER by Rami Gabriel

Sooper Records, 2026

“Love stop Hugo” / THAT’S WHAT I BEEN SAYIN’ by Rami Gabriel

Sooper Records, 2024

“Love stop Hugo (Beau Wanzer readjustment)” / THAT’S WHAT I MEAN by Rami Gabriel

Sooper Records, 2025

“That’s what I been sayin’” / THAT’S WHAT I BEEN SAYIN’ by Rami Gabriel

Sooper Records, 2024

“Too high to die” / THAT’S WHAT I BEEN SAYIN’ by Rami Gabriel

Sooper Records, 2026

“Love stop Hugo” solo / THAT’S WHAT I BEEN SAYIN’ by Rami Gabriel

“Too high to die” trio with Scott Ligon and Alex Hall / TUNDERIZER by Rami Gabriel

“Embarrassed Girl” / AS IF by Rami & the Reliables

“Finger of Tea” / AFTER ALL THESE YEARS by Rami & the Reliables

The Arab Blues / Live at Joe’s Pub, Jan 2025

The Arab Blues, “Choubinaut” / Live at Constellation, 2024

Rami Gabriel solo / Live at Station Beirut, Nov 2025

Rami Gabriel and Prekese / Live in Accra, 2023

Book cover for "A Suspicious Science: The Uses of Psychology" by Rami Gabriel, (OUP, 2023) featuring blurred hands reaching towards each other.

A Suspicious Science: The Uses of Psychology

Oxford University Press, 2023

Book cover for 'The Emotional Mind: The Affective Roots of Culture and Cognition' by Stephen T. Asma and Rami Gabriel (Harvard, 2019), featuring a white sculpture of a human face with neural schematics.

The Emotional Mind: The Affective Roots of Culture and Cognition

Stephen T. Asma and Rami Gabriel

Harvard University Press, 2019

Book cover for 'Why I Buy' by Rami Gabriel, (Intellect, 2013) with a blue silhouette of a head against a background of red and white horizontal stripes.

Why I Buy: Self, Taste, and Consumer Society in America

Intellect, 2013

Abstract drawing with a mix of black lines, orange background, and animal features including eyes, nose, and mouth, with expressive and bold brushstrokes.
Night sky filled with stars, crescent moon, streaking meteor, and tree silhouettes in the foreground

Me, the Self, and I

Psychology Today blog

Black-and-white photo showing a group of people, some in military uniforms, with a woman kneeling in the background. Overlaid text reads 'Decolonising psychology' and 'At times complicit in racism and oppression, psychology has also been a fertile ground for radical and liberatory thought.'

Humanity is no less superstitious now than in the past

The Institute of Art and Ideas, 2025

Decolonising psychology

Aeon, 2024

Admetus and Alcestis consult the oracle Apollo, a fresco in The House of the Tragic Poet, Pompeii fresco.

Is psychology the superstition of our age?

New Humanist, 2022

Image with the title 'Myth and the mind,' featuring a dark green background and a person with long hair, suggesting themes related to psychology and mythology.

Myth and the mind

Aeon, 2021

Close-up of colorful pills and tablets of various shapes and sizes.

Do psychotropic drugs enhance, or diminish, human agency?

Aeon, 2018