Sarmust Washington, D.C.
"Dancey love songs and sometimes some opinions on stuff..."
Sarmust attempts to create a new sound
that is rooted in separation but ultimately about activism. The lyrics of the songs toy with Sufi notions of love, while still pounding the rebellious beat of dissent.
Guitar / Vox - Omar Pitras Waqar
Keys - Nicholas Michalopoulos
Drums - Austin Gaske
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