A combination of two classics, each pivotal pieces, and each from two totally different cultures! I stuck with the basics: Piano, Bass and Drums, as you can't go wrong with that. I start off playing "Nassam Alayna el Hawa", a traditional Lebanese song famously performed by Fairouz, a cultural icon in the middle east at her time. Sinatra's famous "Fly Me to the Moon" soon follows. Thier chord progressions are similar which makes them excellent pieces to mix. I really enjoyed making this today (Piano solo's are soothing to the soul) I hope you enjoy it too!

Nassam Alayna el Moon

Stave, Peter Haddad's artistic alias, is an American-born Lebanese music producer, pianist, and DJ. Raised in the UAE, he blends cultural diversity into his sound. His music journey began at age three with a Casio keyboard, where he developed relative pitch skills by imitating video game tunes. He's trained in piano with degrees from the Royal Schools of Music and performed with the Carnegie Hall Decoda Ensemble.
Stave holds bachelor's and master's degrees in mechanical engineering and data analysis from Cornell University. As a genre-agnostic producer, he melds French disco, melodic/progressive house, and EDM, inspired by artists like Avicii and Michael Jackson, creating a rich, diverse sound. Stave remixed tracks for Sia and collaborated with SoundCloud. He started producing at 13 and went global in 2020 via TikTok and Instagram.
Now, Stave performs internationally, including NYC and Dubai, integrating live piano into his sets, enhancing the emotional experience. He aims to evoke deep emotions, impacting the music world with his unique blend of cultural experiences