In March 2012, Ahmed Bahaa and Mohamed El Arkan got together and formed Sharmoofers, and since then they have been impacting the world’s youth with positive groovy music and upbeat happy tunes.
In addition to their various talents, the talented musicians took the music scene in Egypt and the Middle East by storm.
And with world tours and awards under their belt, Sharmoofers continue to spread a message of love, peace and happiness wherever they set their groovy feet!

Six musicians with roots deeply spread in and on planet earth. Music, peace and life loving people with different interesting stories. Together they express emotions, feelings, happiness or politics, all done peacefully, all done with love to the core of their lives, Music. Together, they shorten the spaces between Scandinavia, North Africa and Asia in just one musical moment of ecstasy, Tarab... 

Jadal is an Arabic Rock Band, Formed by Mahmoud Radaideh Composer/Guitarist/Music Producer in 2003 Amman, Jordan. Jadal are one of the first Arabic rock bands in the region, starting their journey by grabbing listener's attention with their cover "Kol Ma Gool Al-Tobah" for the legendary Egyptian artist Abdel Halim Hafez in Jadal's Arabic Rock style. They then introduced their fans to their hit song "Salma" composed and written by Mahmoud Radaideh which created a great following in Jordan

Jadal are known for their lively performances. Jadal's music breaks boundaries, challenges the music scene. Their diverse fans, both rock and Arabic music fans, prove that music isn’t biased to language or background.

"Arabic Rocks" is the first album for JadaL released in August 2009 contains 14 songs with JadaL's Arabic Rock Style.

JadaL released 29th Dec 2012, contains a collections of Mahmoud's compositions performed by himself (vocal, guitar, keys and more) and musicians Ahmad Zoubi (Vocals), Bader Helalat (Keys & Synthesizers), Amjad Shahrour (Bass), Ammar Urabi (Drums), Hani Mezyan (Keys) and for live performances Hakam Abu Soud (Drums).

We are here to tell new stories, and to find beauty in new sounds. we are here to levitate quality Arabic music to the ears of the Arab masses, and to the heart of the worldwide music industry. we are independent Arabic music.

Update: The label is now closed for business. You can still enjoy the works of the outstanding artists of our catalog at their respective profiles on streaming platforms and social media.

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The Irrelevant Arabs is a topical podcast that puts Arabs in the moderator's seat when talking about the Middle East. Topics ranging from recent political events to social taboos and modern day culture in the region are covered and openly debated. 

Hosted by two Syrians, a refugee and an immigrant, we are two friends who find ourselves facing the challenges of adapting to a new culture.  We are trying to articulate our opinions on current events back home only to find our voices muffled by the mainstream media and its versions of our stories. We battle daily to fight off stereotypes forced upon us, as if our opinion was irrelevant- hence our chosen name, "The Irrelevant Arabs." We have grown tired of being hosted by others talking about our culture and lives. Most discussions surrounding the Arab world and Middle Eastern affairs in the US are initiated by people not from the region. In light of this, a two-way dialogue is needed. The Irrelevant Arabs is one of the many efforts to challenge current narratives by putting Arabs in the moderator's seat.

Diverging from the typical podcast/talk show, we are hoping to create a more interactive medium by allowing our audience to vote both on topics that they'd like to hear discussed and on invited guests. We want to create a dialogue that can help bridge the ill-founded gaps between Western and Arab thought. At the same time, we are fighting to clarify the lack of authenticity in the current era. From fake news to false, filtered, and blocked content, we hope to bring to our audience the realities of living through a revolution and to amplify the voices of the exiled.

Born and raised in Beirut, Tarek is a pianist, composer and producer who is critically acclaimed for music that is “full of poetry and mysticism” from revisiting the classic traditions of the Arab world through the complex rhythms and harmonies of Black American Music. In an invigorating style, Tarek ingeniously stretches the edges between two eclectic cultures and musical heritages.

He has performed and composed in a variety of other styles including Afro-Cuban, Brazilian, Flamenco, Electronic and chamber music, and in venues such as The Smithsonian Institute (Washington, DC), National Sawdust (Brooklyn), Atrium at Lincoln Center, Boulez Saal (Berlin), MuCEM (Marseille), Gran Teatro de la Habana (Cuba), the United Nations Assembly Hall (NYC), the Blue Whale (Los Angeles), the Detroit Institute of Arts, Melbourne Arts Center, Sejong Center (South Korea) and La Merce (Barcelona) to name a few.

Winner of the "Thelonious Monk Int'l Jazz Composer’s Competition" for "Sama'i Yamani feat Rasha Rizk".

http://tarekyamani.com

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