MYRATH

Live performances by the Tunisian prog-metallers ensure an ongoing dialogue with fans and a message of hope.

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Zaher Zorgati and Kevin Codfert – the singer and the keyboardist producer respectively of Tunisian prog metellars Myrath – are laughing loud and long, incredulous at the cliché that bands make music for themselves and if anyone else likes it then“it’s a bonus.” Myrath, they stress, “compose for the people.” “It’s greedy of bands to say the opposite,” says Zorgati as he regains his composure. “Music always comes from the musician, it’s obvious for them to say, ‘Yes, I play music for myself’, but for us, the music comes from the bottom of our hearts, our sensations, our experiences, and our souls to the people directly. I don’t do this for myself. It’s about creating a sense of community and communication. It’s very important because when I sing a song and…

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