• Key: E minor • BPM: 96

• Camelot: 9A

• Danceability: 96%

• Happiness: 61%

• Sadness: 59%

🥁  Core Musical Structure
1. Baladi Progression (“Baladi Taqasim”)
A typical Baladi progression is not verse-chorus, but an unfolding story arc:
Taqsim (Improvised instrumental solo, usually accordion or oud)
Slow Baladi (heavy, grounded rhythm enters)
Build-up section (percussion & melodic dialogue intensify)
Fast Baladi / Saidi switch-up (tempo increases)
Drum Solo / Tahtib-style ending flourish

🎵  Essence and Origin
Raqs Baladi (رَقص بلدي) literally means “dance of the country” or “folk dance.”
It is the root form of Egyptian belly dance, born from rural social dances that migrated into the cities — especially Cairo — and evolved alongside early 20th-century urban music ensembles (takht).
Baladi is to Egypt what blues is to America: a soul form — earthy, improvisational, conversational between body and instrument.

Baladi Bloom

Desert Rose Serenade

This track is a fully AI-generated cover of “بوس الواوا” originally performed by Haifa Wehbe.
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ZERO PRODUCTION – بوس الواوا (AI Cover)

Ethno Electronica presents:

@rabih-kreidy-fame-fm - Qusad Eini 

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AMENALAVE DU ES X YA TABTAB WA DALLAWA (REMIX MASHUP EDIT), FOLLOW FOR MORE!!!

AMENALAVE DU ES X YA TABTAB WA DALLAA (DJ AJEM REMIX)

Mash-up of Tiesto's remix of Ilkay Sencan & Mahmut Orhan - Şaşkın with Fares Karam Lebanese Debke Classic Al Ein Mowaleyten.

Fares Karam x Ilkay Sencan & Mahmut Orhan x Tiesto - Al Ein Mowaleyten (DJ SweetSounds Rework)

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DJ Zeki - Liban Express - Dabke Version 2025

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Rich History of Lebanese Baking with Maureen Abood

Lebanon’s culinary repertoire includes a multi-faceted baking tradition that is influenced by the country’s history as much as by the diaspora the world over. Maureen Abood’s new book, Lebanese Baking, offers a sweeping, deeply personal guide to the baked traditions of Lebanon. With more than 100 recipes and detailed process instruction, this is the first English-language cookbook of its kind. A tribute to Lebanese baking in all its forms, the book provides a tour in chapters, photos, recipes, and stories of the many facets of baking that make up and express the Lebanese culture of hospitality, feasting, community, sharing, and family.  

Growing up Lebanese American in Michigan, Maureen was immersed in a world of baking that evolved from historical traditions in Lebanon. When she finally traveled to Lebanon, she was exposed to an even broader understanding of the repertoire. The expansive population of Lebanese and Middle Easterners in Michigan also contribute to her ongoing research to capture and share Lebanese cuisine as deeply and broadly as possible.  

Join us with Maureen as she shares details of Lebanese Baking, its influences and her personal stories. Discover more about Maureen on her website at maureenabood.com, and enjoy shopping with a special discount using code ZAATAR15 at her Lebanese-inspired online shop of ingredients and tools at shop.maureenabood.com. 

Biography:

Lebanese Baking is Maureen’s second book on Lebanese cuisine; her first, Rose Water & Orange Blossoms: Fresh and Classic Recipes from My Lebanese Kitchen, was a Michigan Notable Book and an International Association of Culinary Professionals finalist. Her writing and recipes have appeared widely, including in the New York Times, The Washington Post, Saveur, Food52, and NPR. She teaches Lebanese cooking through her website and social media channels, and she lives in Harbor Springs and East Lansing, Michigan.

Recorded via Zoom on November 19, 2025

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Toronto DJ - Top40, Middle Eastern, Lebanese, Egyptian

Songs that trigger “I haven’t heard this in years” or “I know this from somewhere.”

Remixes, reworks, or sounds that reference older hits/genres can travel fast.

In the middle of the desert, in the middle of nowhere, there is a small house. A passage, where travelers from all over the earth meet each other. Where different races, different cultures, different religions come across. In this small house there is no room for discrimination and everyone is welcome. In this place, elements that characterize nations and cultures are mingled and every traveler tries to initiate us to the secrets of his homeland. 
For us the way of expression is music, it is all these sounds that every traveler presents to us, thus creates a set of sounds that it's goal is to travel us to these places and challenge us to explore them, which goal it's to stimulate the mind and the body and to awaken unprecedented senses. 

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