Dijit (/ˈdɪdʒɪt/), is the stage name of the Egyptian  music producer Hashem ElKelesh, the electronic artist who's redefining cool without trying too hard. They stumbled into the music world by accident, juggling knobs and wires in a cluttered bedroom in Egypt's surreal capital that inevitably inspired the unique, mashed up sound of their tunes.


Dijit doesn't chase the limelight; they're content to be an underground gem, making music that speaks for itself. With a sly sense of humor and an ear for unique beats, Dijit keeps it real, reminding us that the best talents are often the most unassuming ones. So, if you're lucky enough to discover their music, consider yourself in on one of the electronic scene's best-kept secrets.

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Algerian rarities digged and shared by Raï and Folk  
Since 2015

- "We Have Come Back"
by Nabil Djedouani with @ekkerlab
Jeu de Paume, Paris  10.01.2020
- "El Merioul" 
with @ekkerlab , première partie Mohamed Lamouri
La Maroquinerie, Paris 06.12.2019
- "Raï n' Rock" 
Café-musique by Nabil Djedouani
B.M Vaise, Lyon 04.13.2019
- "Cheb Gero 's Habibi Belleville n°4" 
feat Raï and Folk
Le 9b, Paris 05.18.2018
- "Phono Mundial Toutes Etoiles" 
feat Raï and Folk
Belle de Mai, Marseille 05.09.2018

Music composer for film & Television;
Composed over 60 feature films and 25 television shows since 1998. Tamer Karawan has composed music for veteran director Yousri Nasrallah’s “ Bab El Shams” and “After the Battle” both in the official selection of the Cannes International Film Festival. He has also composed music for the award winning television series “Sunset Oasis”, “Women’s Prison”and “Zat” directed by Kamla Abu Zikry.
More Music @ www.tamerkarawan.com/music

‏دعينِي اُرتِب الموُسِيقى فِي فمّكِ ..ومِنْ غزل الكّلام

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