Jim Jarmusch fans will recognize the haunting voice of Yasmine Hamdan right away; captured in a cameo near the end of the his sorely overlooked film Only Lovers Left Alive, it essentially makes time stop and leaves many viewers wondering who was that?

Quite an underground icon actually, from Soap Kills—one of the Middle East’s first indie/electronic acts—to a side project session with Mirwais (Y.A.S.) and a pair of well-received solo LPs. The latest of which (Al Jamilat) gets a complete overhaul on Crammed Discs next month. Due out June 8th, Jamilat Reprise is described as “an album of reconstructions and remixes, revealing some of the lovely, secret perspectives hidden in Yasmine’s Hamdan impressive, successful second album.” Yep, that sounds about right.

Check out a complete rundown of the record below, along with an exclusive premiere of Acid Arab’s expansive take on “Café”, some commentary from the Parisian duo, and streaming videos and songs from Hamdan’s back catalogue. London heads should also look out for the singer’s rare live appearances at Camden’s Jazz Cafe on June 12th and 13th….