From Farah's new album, NOMAD, Ramamimitumamatamitaow features freedom singer/hiphop Artist Spiritchild and beatboxer Steven Foxx from New York! This is a song for peace and unity! 

Ramamimitumamatamitaow

Track from Farah Siraj's new album, NOMAD!

If only

Dejame entrar

Pedazos de mi vida

Track from Farah Siraj's new album, NOMAD! 

Min ghairak

Cuando te vea

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Fall again

Tal vez

Pienso en ti

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Prefiero ser yo

Click here to here Sigo aqui! Bossa/flamenco style!

Sigo aqui

Salaam

Besame Mucho

Kuluha Bilady

Heik Il Dinya

Naci En El Alamo

Reedaha

Metropolis

Inta Albal

Talaa Min Beit Abouha

Diggi Ya Rababa

A heartfelt song written by Farah for her grandmother after her passing.

Shades of You

Named “The Norah Jones of the Middle East” by New York critics, Jordanian virtuoso Farah Siraj has teamed up with award winning arranger and pianist Victor Gutierrez and some of the finest musicians in the New York jazz scene to bring you an exciting program of Arabian Jazz, featuring original compositions and traditional middle eastern folk tunes set to a jazz context.
Musicians:
Vocals: Farah Siraj
Piano: Victor Gutierrez 
Bass: Matt Gegarthy
Percussion/Drums: George Mel
Oud: Kinan Idnawi


Inta 3albal

Layla

Albu3du

Ya Saad

An example of how Farah's voice is used in film scores

Melancholic Film Score

Recorded at the Berklee College of Music Studios, this is a recording of the Farah Siraj Jazz Band, arranged and recorded by Scott Seelig.

Why Don't You Do Right

A collaboration between Farah Siraj, Alaa Wardi and Aziz Maraqa.  Original Composition by Alaa Wardi, recorded in Aziz Maraqa's studio in Amman, Jordan in October 2010  Instruments: Alaa Wardi  Vocals: Farah Siraj & Aziz Maraqa

Ye5lef

Original composition by Farah Siraj, To the Sudanese Women won the Berklee College of Music Darfur Initiative Competition to raise awareness of the fight against the Genocide in Darfur and the need for peace.

To The Sudanese Woman

Named Jordan's Musical Ambassadress, Farah Siraj balances a career that spans the United States, Europe and the Middle East. Farah has performed at some of the world's most prestigious platforms, including the United Nations, Nobel Prize Hall, World Economic Forum, The John F. Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, MTV and Coke Studio.
To this date, Farah has toured the Middle East, Europe, India, South America and the United States, spreading the message of peace through her music. In 2011 Farah internationally released her album entitled NOMAD. In NOMAD, Farah fuses her influences of middle eastern music, flamenco, jazz, bossa and pop, including more than 30 internationally acclaimed musicians from around the world. Farah was chosen as one of New York's “Summer Stars of Jazz” and named “the Norah Jones of the Middle East” by New York Time Out. In June 2014, Farah released her latest album, Dunya,meaning “world” in Arabic and Hindi. Farah currently leads an ethnically diverse quintet of Arabian Flamenco Jazz, with world-class musicians from the Middle East, Europe, the United States and South America. During her tour of India, Farah shared the stage with India's most renowned composer, A.R. Rahman, performing Zariya live on MTV. The song hit #1 in the music charts in India and #3 in the Middle East.
As a humanitarian, Farah focuses on raising awareness about the consequences of war and violence, and advocates for women's rights, refugee rights and animal rights. In recognition of her humanitarian efforts, Farah was invited to perform at the United Nations Humanitarian Awards, and her music was played before the United Nations Security Council before passing a legislation regarding the genocide in Darfur. Farah approaches music as a medium for peace and a way to lend a voice to people around the world who need to be heard.

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