Shaefri: Bridging Egyptian and Irish Music in Times of Turmoil and Victory ...Egypt

In the wake of Egypt’s digital feminist movement and the general, well let’s just face it, “unprecedented” times, it seems that Shaefri’s brand new EP, ‘Girl’, has arrived right on cue for Egyptians seeking musical solace. The London-based singer/songwriter has spent the last few months crafting this project that encapsulates her unique dual-heritage and her experiences as a young woman growing up in such an unusual time. As a half-Irish, half-Egyptian woman, Shaefri meets us somewhere in between the angelic echoes of the Celtic harp and the addictive percussion of the Egyptian tabla. Somehow, her music manages to capture a slight wind of escapism whilst bridging us back home romantically a

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