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      <h2><span>Merna</span></h2>
      <h2>Comes Home to Herself</h2>
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        <h3><span>By Ahmari Cameron</span></h3>
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          Photographer: Wade Hudson //
          Costume Design & Styling: Gersha Phillips //
          Cutting & Construction: Tanya Batanau-Chuiko //
          Makeup Artist & Hair Stylist: Shi Wisdom
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        Merna has spent much of her life moving between places, cultures, and different versions of herself. On her new
        EP, For Seasons: Love in a Time of War, she is less interested in finding one clear answer than in listening to
        what has always been there. Across five self-produced tracks, she reconnects with the oud, her ancestral roots,
        and her faith.
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              Here, Merna speaks about redefining home, creating with an open hand, and finding God in the stillness
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Merna has spent much of her life moving between places, cultures, and different versions of herself. On her new EP, For Seasons: Love in a Time of War, she is less interested in finding one clear answer than in listening to what has always been there

Merna

Comes Home to Herself

By Ahmari Cameron

Here, Merna speaks about redefining home, creating with an open hand, and finding God in the stillness

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