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Described by NOW as an 'interesting and magnetic collaboration', Halawella is an experimental musical partnership between Egyptian singer and songwriter Maryam Saleh, a powerful voice for her generation, and pioneering electro-music producer Zeid Hamdan, who has been described as the 'godfather of Lebanese underground music'.

The duo have developed their blend of traditional Arabic songs, hip-hop and electronica, which unites to produce raw, energetic and sophisticated music that reflects the contemporary political situation.

Maryam Saleh & Zeid Hamdan's work together includes original music by both artists, alongside covers of classic Arabic songs, including Maryam's personal inspiration, Sheikh Imam, a friend of her father and who she knew well growing up.

Tracklisting:
1. Watan El Akk
2. Valerie Giscar D Estaing
3. Nixon Baba
4. Eslahat
5. Emchi Ala Rimchi
6. Ghaba
7. Youyou
8. Walaa Soda
9. Halawella
10. Chal El Hawa

Electrosteen - ¹is an initiative to bring Palestinian traditional music, in its widest sense, into the contemporary international art/musical scene.

A team of professional researchers/musicians/technicians carry out an extensive fieldwork, documenting the oral musical traditions of different ethnic and religious communities of historic Palestine.

An audio material library, collected from existing archives or recorded from professional and non professional urban, rural and Bedouin musicians, was found at Popular Arts Center in Ramallah.

An agreement was signed between Made in Palestine project and Popular Arts Center to use this library that represents an important data base to produce new music.

This is how, during a 2 weeks workshop, a team of carefully selected Palestinian contemporary young musicians and DJ's was asked to work on the production of original tracks, using this database as a starting point.

Tracklisting:
1. Uru Salem - Muqataa (ft. Mehdi Haddab and Walaa Sbait)
2. Dusty Floor - Bruno Cruz
3. Ya Halali - Sarouna M
4. Hadoo - Julmud (ft. Walaa Sbait)
5. Yabnel 'Am - Al Nather (ft. Shab Jdeed)
6. Algeriasteen-Bruno Cruz (ft. Mehdi Haddab and Walaa Sbait)
7. We Palestinians - Nasser Halahlih
8. 7ajee - SAMA
9. Abiroon - Muqataa
10. Zeffeh Aftermath - Basel Naouri
11. Egal El Zain - Nasser Halahlih
12. Hide & Seek with the Sun - Bruno Cruz
13. Da7etee - Julmud
14. Trinity - SAMA

Mesh Baghanny is the debut album of Maryam Saleh. The album presents her works, ones which grew throughout the previous years in music, performance, and even politics.

We're ought to witness a complete piece of work that is capable of letting go of progressiveness to innovate the future itself.

'The album is successful in choosing its lyrics, by digging out the original even if it was depressing, and digging out the homeland even if it was fake, and the exile even if it was satisfying.' - Al-Akhbar Newspaper

Maryam Saleh is a major creative force and a powerful voice for her generation, Egyptian singer and songwriter Maryam Saleh composes and performs music that is personal, political and philosophical; intense, intelligent Egyptian music with Arabic language and influences of Trip Hop and Psych Rock.

Tracklisting:
1. Roba'iyat Shagar El Tout (El Donia)
2. Hasr Masr
3. Kashf Asary
4. Watan El Akk
5. El Ghareeba
6. Toul El Tareeq
7. Roba'iyat Shagar El Tout (El Kedb)
8. Wahdi
9. Sor3et El Ayam
10. W Leh Tenrebet ?
11. Ana Mesh Baghanny
12. Roba'iyat Shagar El Tout (El omr)

Aghane Servicet - Al Hajj Transportation is a live recorded album that includes a compendium of songs that simulate the living conditions of some Arab countries, including Lebanon, from the onset of the Arab spring until now.

It is the product of a series of live shows (consisting of songs with original music and lyrics) that took place at Metro al Madina theater in Lebanon.

Tracklisting:
1. Ya Habibi (or Cholesterol) Feat. Maryam Saleh
2. Bibayte Fi Bsein (or Miaou) Feat. Roberto Kobrosli
3. Wazwaz el Moto (or Tezyeet) Feat. Yasmina Fayed
4. Entihar Panda Masriye (or Transit) Feat. Maryam Saleh
5. Bine o (or Sarkhet Rakeb) Feat. Roberto Kobrosli
6. Snoopy (or Fi Midan el Tahrir) Feat. Sandy Shamoun
7. Ya Hayete (or Elbesle Kalsete) Feat. Yasmina Fayed
8. Diet Aala Noss Farrouj Extra (or Waznak Wate) Feat. Roberto Kobrosli
9. Jesmak Labbis (or Doggy Style) Feat. Yasmina Fayed
10. Rithaa Mouwaten li Nafso (or Layyef bel Aamiye el Lebneniye) Feat. Sandy Shamoun
11. Nmout Bi Baaed (or Ya Salam) Feat. Ahmad El Khateeb & Sandy Shamoun

The band's first album is titled 'La Bombe', also a title for the shows performed at Metro Al Madina which have received great feedback for over two years.

This album's most noticeable trait is the political and social satire present in almost every song.

The album's tracks address many aspects such as religious extremism, cultural, artistic and political disorder, and most importantly, hysteria within an entire nation.

The music arrangements were done differently in this album, including instruments such as the violin, the Cello, the accordion and the tuba.

Tracklisting:
1. Lamma Bada,
2. Defection,
3. St. Baghdadi's Celebrations,
4. Seven Coins,
5. Important Speech,
6. Don't Mix,
7. Wednesday,
8. Love Awoke My Heart,
9. La Bombe,
10. The Explosion,
11. Old Copper,
12. Marched With The People,
13. The People Went Crazy

Release Date: 14/09/2018

The Regional Fusion Tour was established in 2009 as an event with one statement: the industry of original Arabic music is a regional revolution, and not a coincidence of isolated attempts.

Artists that have built their musical language and audience separately in each country got the chance to meet and fuse their genres to blast a new experience across the Middle East for all of the region's audience to witness. August 2009.

Jordanian artists included Aziz Maraka & RAZZ , Sign of Thyme, and Jadal.

Egyptian artists included Ressala and Omar Kamel, while Mashrou' Leila and I-Voice participated from Lebanon.

Tracklisting:
1. Eh El 3ebara?
2. Fasateen
3. Ma Bagool Asef
4. 3am Badafe3
5. Falling In Dowar El Shams
6. Embembelela7
7. Ma7sobko Madas
8. 3ada
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