Aramaic Rome, Italy
The band started when the friends Michael and Fadi gathered and started jamming on 2010, after few sessions the chemistry
was undeniable and the result was some very interesting ideas. The band is joined by Serge who is part of the song writing process.
The name came from the Ancient Arameans who lived in the region where the bands musicians hail from, with their very rich mythology.
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