Radwan Ghazi Moumneh and Frédéric D. Oberland are longstanding collaborators and friends who debuted their eponymous duo project with the Eternal Life No End LP released on Constellation in April 2026. What began as quiet shared experiments and occasional intimate live performances at Moumneh’s Hotel2Tango studio in Montréal, evolved into a full-scale transatlantic recording project, with the cocomposers/ co-producers expanding their experimental songcraft in a melding of ritual electronics and contemplative devotional forms.

Radwan Ghazi Moumneh is a Lebanese artist, producer, and musician based in Tiohtiá:ke/Montréal, best known as founder of Jerusalem In My Heart (JIMH), an interdisciplinary project rooted in contemporary explorations of Arabic musical traditions and socio-geographies, with various partners creating/projecting 16mm analog films, and sometimes involving other musical, theatrical, and contemporary dance collaborators. Moumneh is also a renowned producer/engineer whose credits include Matana Roberts, Alanis Obomsawin, Nadah El Shazly, Sarah Davachi, Jessica Moss, SANAM, and many more.

French multi-instrumentalist and photographer Frédéric D. Oberland is co-founder of Oiseaux-Tempête, the acclaimed musical collective that navigates intersections of avant-rock and free improvisation, with a string of albums since 2013 on Sub Rosa, and releases on NAHAL Recordings and Ruptured. He is a founding member of FOUDRE! and SIHR, performs in many other ensemble and solo configurations, has appeared on collab albums with the likes of Aidan Baker, Irena Tomažin, and Richard Knox, and composes for film. Oberland’s photography is collected in the 2026 art book Vestiges du Futur / Vestiges of the Future published by Sun/Sun Editions and his photos have appeared in a wide range of publications and album covers.

Marco Papiro is a Swiss-Italian musician, composer, and one of the most devoted contemporary explorers of the creative potential of analogue synthesizers. Originally trained as a violinist, his musical roots lie in classical and folk traditions, which he
transforms through synthesizers into a personal ensemble of artificial instruments, voices, and imagined environments.
Over the past two decades, his work has appeared on labels such as Muscut, Marionette, Planam, and most recently Black Sweat Records. In addition to his music, Papiro is widely recognized for his distinctive cover artwork created for artists
including Sonic Boom, Panda Bear, and Sun Araw.