Performed at ‘Fannaanunge Miuzikee Eid’, 1990, on the occasion of The Maldives’ 25th Independence Day. This celebration was further amplified by the music of  BC Band, with  whom this song is performed. BC Band’s line-up included some of the most notable music stars of 90’s Malé.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZL_2CQeVW0Q

Ehcheh Kalheh ft. BC Band (from Maldives 25th Independence Day Event)

An idea by a group of creatives from Television Maldives (TVM), in 1993, to relay the dance moves of the Spanish chartbuster “Macarena” to everyday Maldivians. It was shelved due to several reasons and was never officially released, yet Abcy and Shifa are certain that with this track, and the timelessness of ‘The Macarena Dance’, the listeners will get grooving once again. Lyrics penned by Mausoom Shakir (Penzeemaage).

https://youtu.be/zWaymcVmJ-A

Nuruhun! / Aiylevi Dhaane Thihaavaru Veemaa ft. Shifa Thaufeeq (Macarena Maldivian Cover)

Performed for the soundtrack of the Blockbuster movie, Abdul Muhaimin’s “Dheriyaa”, 1993. The song is credited as the Original Soundtrack on Mohamed Niyaz (Tedry)’s directorial masterpiece. It is the first ever Dhivehi playback song sung by Abcy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nK6_4ScjBp8

Aadhey Miadhu Dhaan ft. Fazeela Amir (as heard on Muhaimin’s “Dheriyaa”)

Performed as an awareness song for the 1993 AIDS epidemic. Produced by Television Maldives (TVM) in association with Ahmed Nashid (Fuloo). The memorable opening line “Haadhahaa dhera ey hayaathah, Dhen alun dhirumeh nethey”, written empathetically by Saikuraa Ibrahim Naeem (SINAF), is sung by Abcy. The song features various popular artists of The Maldives of the time. 

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2358366044448327

Haadhahaa Dhera Ey Hayaathah / Dhen Thibi Meehunah (Maldives AIDS Awareness Song)

Victorious 8th track from the groundbreaking ‘90’s music album “Fari Paree”, by Sameeu and Fasy. The song’s main vocals are sung by Abcy. It also features the vocals of Abdul Sameeu (Sameeu).

Haalu ft. Sameeu (as heard on Sameeu & Fasy’s “Fari Paree”)

Official Song by Football Association of Maldives (FAM) for the SAFF Championship in 1997. It was the first SAFF Championship after Maldives National Football Team’s official SAFF Affiliation. Due to its frequent use at local football matches, as well as International matches where the National football team participates, the song has become an unofficial anthem, forever linked to the spirit of football in The Maldives. Lyrics penned by Saikuraa Ibrahim Naeem (SINAF).

Aharenge Azumaa Ummeedhakee, 1997 ft. Sameeu (Maldives Football Song)

The 2nd track from the popular ‘90’s music album “Thin Thin Bandiyaa”, by Ibrahim Nifar (Thiththi) and Mukhtar Adam. Sung by Abcy.

Bismeege Barakaathun (as heard on “Thin Thin Bandiyaa”)

Performed for Majeediyyaa School’s item as part of the annual Independence Day event at Jumhooree Maidhaan, Malé in 1998. Lyrics penned by Mohamed Zuhair (Zedey), to a borrowed melody of a nasheed, “Syukur”, as performed by the popular Malaysian nasheed group Raihan.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKFpUxgl1RI&list=RDmKFpUxgl1RI&start_radio=1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBM4a4M_eq8

Maaiy Bathalunge Nan Vidhaahen / Gaumee Bathalunge Zikuraa (Maldives Independence Day Item Song)

Hithun Filuveykasheh Dhen Nethey - Naifaru Dhohokko (Live Cover by Out of Doors Maldives)

Balamun Mi Dhaa - Abdul Hannan / Mahmoodha Shakeeb (Live Cover by Out of Doors Maldives)

Yaara Hinithun Veema - Mohamed Fairooz (Live Cover by Out of Doors Maldives)

Loabi Loabin - Raappe (Live Cover by Out of Doors Maldives)

Nameh Neigh / Haakaali Buruvaali - Zero Degree Atoll (Live Cover by Out of Doors Maldives)

Dheythoa Dheythoa - Naifaru Dhohokko (Live Cover by Out of Doors Maldives)

Reethi Handhuvaru - Zero Degree Atoll (Live Cover by Out of Doors Maldives)

Rey Rey Mihen Khiyaal Kollan - Mahmoodha Shakeeb (Live Cover by Out of Doors Maldives)

Ey Hithaa - Raappe (Live Cover by Out of Doors Maldives)

Meygaavi Alikuri - Abdul Hannan (Live Cover by Out of Doors Maldives)

Hamdhy’s Aa Kujjekey performed by the serendipitous reunion of Amazon Jade. Amazon Jade was one of the main local bands that dominated the Maldivian music scene in the late 80’s to mid 90’s. Created by Mohamed Habib (Benhaa), along with select founding members of which Abcy is privileged to be a part of. Cover performed by most of the original members’ joint, everlasting talent.  

https://youtu.be/7h58R9gL69o

Aa Kujjekey - Hamdhy Song (Cover by Amazon Jade)

The reintroduction of novelty songs to the Dhivehi music ether: Dinba Music boasted an extensive catalogue of originals such as Dhefaiykoalhi. Cover performed by Abcy & Faya. 

https://on.soundcloud.com/Wq2n8

Dhefaiykoalhi - Dinba Music (Live Cover by Abcy & Faya)

First single of the album Hithuvindhu by Fathey with Rhythm Stick Command. Cover performed by Abcy & Faya. 

Listen to Ran Kamanaa by Fathey ft. Mukhthar on #Lavafoshi https://on.lavafoshi.mv/songs/1620

Rankamana - Fathey (Live Cover by Abcy & Faya)

‘Renaissance Show-Man’  Meyna Hassaan’s hit on his album Euphoria (2000). Cover performed by Abcy & Faya. 

https://open.spotify.com/track/3dMdMFrs5EQEc21bCgWPGo?si=7NtKEH5mRO68luU-zy5ufQ&context=spotify%3Asearch%3Amaamui

Maamui Handhuvaru - Meyna Hassaan (Live Cover by Abcy & Faya)

As with most of Dhohokkobe’s songs, Dheythoa Dheythoa does not disappoint when it comes to the lyrics, the melody and the arrangement. Cover performed by Out of Doors Maldives - Abcy’s Band - 

Listen to Dheythoa Dheythoa by Naifaru Dhohokko on #Lavafoshi https://on.lavafoshi.mv/songs/64

Dheytho Dheytho Cover ft. Out of Doors Maldives (Naifaru Dhohokko / Dhohokkobe Cover)

Reprise of the Official Song by Football Association of Maldives (FAM) for the SAFF Championship in 1997. Due to its frequent use at local football matches, as well as International matches where the National football team participates, the song has become an unofficial anthem, forever linked to the spirit of football in The Maldives. Provided is the version re-created for the SAFF Championship 2021. Lyrics penned by Saikuraa Ibrahim Naeem (SINAF).

Aharenge Azumaa Ummeedhakee, 2021 (Football Song Maldives)

Performed at the grand re-opening of Olympus - the undisputed oldest cinema in the Maldives in February 2023, an initiative by Ministry of Arts, Culture and Heritage (MoACH) & National Centre for the Arts (NCA). Abcy performed a nostalgic medley of three songs significant to his career. They are:

1. “Loote Koi Man Ka Nagar” from the Bollywood movie Abhimaan (1973) which is the first ever song that Abcy performed to an audience at Olympus as a part of the line-up for the popular music band The Olympians. 

https://open.spotify.com/track/4tDxItw9jUnUUlXmcnXIQh

2. “Aadhey Miadhu Dhaan” from the Blockbuster movie, Abdul Muhaimin’s ‘Dheriyaa’, 1993, which is one of the most popular Dhivehi movies to have ever opened at Olympus. It is the first ever Dhivehi playback song , sung by Abcy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nK6_4ScjBp8

3. “All Night Long (All Night)” by Lionel Richie, a song Abcy used to frequently perform with the local music band “Amazon Jade” as a part of the show “Happening” which was an annual fundraising event held at Olympus by popular local Football Club “Club Valencia.”

https://open.spotify.com/track/28uI9fFNHCelCuLS613SVi

Abcy’s Olympus Medley Video (1:23 - 1:32)
https://fb.watch/iwM4kiLFw4/

Nostalgic Medley (as heard at Olympus Grand Re-Opening 2023)

A record consisting of 100% authentically Maldivian songs, curated by Abcy's band - Out of Doors Maldives, from frequent requests by both locals and tourists. The compilation, while not consisting of Abcy’s own compositions, aims to epitomize ‘The Greatest Maldivian Hits of All Time’, reimagined in the genre of ‘relaxing music’. All songs that appear on the record are included with the blessings of and clearance from the original artists.

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