John Lebanon has just released his new album, Kite Without a String, which is a thoughtful indie-folk record shaped by themes of identity, belonging, and resilience. Written between Beirut and New England, the record blends warm acoustic melodies, alternative rock textures, and subtle Middle Eastern influences into a cohesive journey.
Songs move from uncertainty toward renewal, beginning with the energetic Hurricane Eyes and settling into more reflective moments on the title track. Maksour stands out with its intimate Arabic-language delivery, while Self Made World broadens the sound with electronic accents. Performed by a seasoned ensemble, the album finds meaning in everyday experiences, offering an honest and deeply human exploration of connection and home.
Check out Kite Without a String below.
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