Flute Fury unleashes the storm — a clash between ancient melody and modern voltage. The shakuhachi’s piercing cry rides over roaring basslines, creating a Bass House fusion of spirit and power. A track where the past and the future collide in sound.

🐉 Tradition strikes back.
⚡ Ancient spirit, modern fire.
🔥 Feel the fury, hear the flute.

📄 Lyrics:

[Verse]
Step into the heat where the shadows breathe
The bassline’s a beast it’ll never leave
Rolling deep like thunder underneath

[Prechorus]
And there it cries
The flute in the skies
Sharp as a blade it hypnotized

[Chorus]
Hear it cut through the night sharp and clean
Shakuhachi scream it’s the king unseen
Bass rolls heavy but the flute takes the crown
It’s the sound it’s the sound breaking all down

[Verse 2]
Ancient whispers in a modern haze
Spinning in circles trapped in the maze
Drums hit like hearts in a primal blaze

[Prechorus]
It calls you near
A voice so clear
Guiding the pulse we all revere

[Chorus]
Hear it cut through the night sharp and clean
Shakuhachi scream it’s the king unseen
Bass rolls heavy but the flute takes the crown
It’s the sound it’s the sound breaking all down

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Much love, Meewash 💙

Flute Fury

Bab El Mdina – the third studio album from Didon, the JUNO-nominated duo of American producer Carmen Rizzo and Tunisian-Canadian singer-songwriter Meriem Ben Amor, marks a bold new chapter in their collaboration.

Following their acclaimed release Malak, the two continue to shape a sound where North African and Middle Eastern traditions meet contemporary electronic music. Carmen, a two-time GRAMMY-nominated artist, brings his refined, long-honed craft to the production, complementing Meriem’s writing and performance with a fluid sense of movement and emotional depth.

Translating to “The Gate of the City,” Bab El Mdina stands as both place and passage, a space where ancestral memory meets modern design. Conceived between Prague, Vancouver, and Djerba, the album blends analog synths and hypnotic grooves that flow vividly around the voice.

Rather than a continuation, Bab El Mdina feels like an arrival, a meeting of cultures and sounds that reflect the shared journey behind the music.

The album was released through Electrofone Music on October 20, 2025.

Bab El Mdina

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Darna

Safar

Junoon

Ballyah

Resonance is pure sonic movement— where electronic waves collide with rock energy. It opens with soft, loving piano melodies, only to intensify into strong and masculine, pulsing basslines and guitar riffs out of this world. Funk-rock style, wah-filtered licks, and a talk box-infused solo moves through the energy, weaving precision and masculinity into every note. Analog synths and side-chained guitars drive controlled power, while calm moments — just kick, harmonics, and breath — build tension before becoming into a final, joyful chorus.

This is a track designed to move your body, build your mind, and leave you breathless. A perfect fusion of grit and groove, melody and madness — Resonance doesn’t just play, it dominates your moment.

Resonance

Meriem Ben Amor and Carmen Rizzo's relationship is one for the ages. It all started when Meriem, a huge fan of Carmen's work, reached out to him to discuss working on her debut album together. Meriem sent Carmen a short A Cappella recording and Carmen was instantly hooked. The two of them have been creating together ever since, releasing albums, EPs, and singles, and even co-founding their own band, Didon.

Didon is a unique blend of Arabic and North African influences with modern electronic and synth elements. The band benefits from Meriem's incredible vocals, original melodies, and thought-provoking lyrics, as well as Carmen's two-time Grammy nominated production and sound design expertise.

Make it quick:

• Meewash - Miłosz Ścięgosz.
• 24 years old, Poland.
• Active from 2018.

I just want to share my passion and love for music with the whole world. 
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Email: meewash.contact@gmail.com

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