Started with a song, ended up in strategy. Turns out writing a hit and building a brand are the same skill — most people just don't know both sides. I know both.
Brands I've built from the ground up — name, concept, identity, and the campaigns that made them convert.
A jewelry brand built end to end — the name, the concept, the full visual identity, and the creative direction. A world where jewelry meets the earth, born from one founder's story. The teaser hit 100k views in 4 days on $16 of ad spend.





Ran the full brand and content operation for a short-term rental company across four markets — content strategy, creative direction, paid campaigns, and the storytelling that turned listings into a following. Built the brand book, the visual system, and the campaign calendar. $100K+ in social revenue · a Valentine's campaign that drove $11K+ in organic bookings · an Easter influencer brief at 1M+ views.
Full production for a Beirut short-term rental company — professional photography and vertical video across their listings, plus three distinct styled scapes for a single space. Airbnb-standard visuals built to turn a listing into a booking. Shot in Gemmayze and beyond.
A complete brand codex for a Lebanese-Canadian singer-songwriter — visual identity, palette, wardrobe and photography direction, four content pillars, press bios, and the Arabic-transition narrative. Built from her real world: botanical art, ancient jewellery, candlelit altars, Victorian lace, women who feel everything. Where the music becomes a universe.
Victorian lace, flowing maxi dresses, the kuffiyeh always present. Ancient-looking jewellery — coin necklaces, amber beads. Bare feet. Nothing that looks new.
A glimpse of the codex — the full document covers audience, stage presence, communication strategy, three press bios, and the Arabic-transition narrative arc.
Campaign concepts and creative direction across beauty, hospitality, and lifestyle — including a NYX Professional Makeup product launch (GCC) and an Al Beiruti Restaurant Valentine's campaign (Beirut).
Male. Arab. Pop. Performer. Unapologetic. The pop star who makes flowers look dangerous — from Beirut, arriving on every stage like the room was always his.
The next single. A song about the people who rate you — and doing exactly what you do anyway. Cobalt, gold, and a whole world built around one idea: rate me. watch what happens.
Sami Assaf is a Lebanese pop artist, songwriter, and performer from Beirut — the complete male Arab pop act the genre has never had. He moves. He writes his own songs. He builds his own world. Physically commanding, emotionally precise, and unapologetically expressive, he fills a space in Arab pop that has been empty for as long as the genre has existed.
His signature is the tension between a commanding pop presence and a botanical world he gravitates toward in every choice — the gold layered always, the flowers he makes look dangerous by being near them. Not the Arab version of anyone. The first version of himself, filtered through Beirut, Arabic, and a life built on refusing the ceiling.
"I'm the next pop sensation." Said as a fact. The room nodded.
Because it all started with a song — and the storytelling never left.